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Shock troops

Shock troops, assault troops, or storm troops are special formations created to lead military attacks. They are often better trained and equipped than other military units and are expected to take heavier casualties even in successful operations.

Measurement, World War I & Before 1914

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Before 1914

World War I

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Shock troops

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples32
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Shock troops

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related to World War I · 18
Shock troops → Aleksei Brusilov, Austrian, Brusilov Offensive, During, First World War, Germans, Hutier, On, Rohr Battalion, Russian, Russian Army, Stoßtruppen, The, The Russian Army, These, Western Front, World War, WWI
related to Before 1914 · 14
Shock troops → Alexander, Argentina, BC, Brazil, Brazilian, During, Europe, Great, Paraguay, Paraguayan War, Paraguayans, The Companion, They, Uruguay

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shock assault units troops special could lines enemy war tactics army formed military operations fight world german used formations heavier

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914The Companion0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Alexander0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Great0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914BC0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Europe0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914During0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Paraguayan War0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Paraguay0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Brazil0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Argentina0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Uruguay0.60section
Shock troopsrelated to Before 1914Paraguayans0.60section

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