gorilla war fair?

Question

what is Gorilla War fair i know some things about it but im not sure im right, what is it?

i know how to spell it ppls i just didnt feel like it

Answer 1

The American school system at work here people. This is your tax dollars at work!

Answer 2

I had to crack up when I saw this, really. No offense. It's ' guerrilla warfare ', dear. ' Fighting Dirty ' in other words. This type of thing is heavily dependent on subterfuge, terrain, and feinting attacks. You'd think it'd be unsuccessful in the desert where everything is perceiveably visible. That's about when you know you're quite good at it. As opposed to conventional, classical warfare. All you have to do is do a search string on the net. It'll take you a while. It's the poor man's response, essentially, when someone bigger than you, better equipped than you, and far outnumbers and resupplies himself more easily than you, is dead set determined upon making you into his own, personal slave. You. Your family. And all succeeding generations. Sort of what a gangster is known for doing to people.

Answer 3

Well, first, it's best to spell it right - it's "guerilla" or "guerrilla" warfare - it just means "little war." It tends to be people who fight in a covert manner, rather than being part of an organized force. It can be defined as "a member of a band of irregular soldiers that uses guerrilla warfare, harassing the enemy by surprise raids, sabotaging communication and supply lines, etc."

Answer 4

War is seldom fair. Is a gorilla war fair? Is that your question?

Don't correct other people's meaning. It is fair to ask if a gorilla war is fair. The gorillas are smart animal too. They know how to fight a war, but they choose not to.

Answer 5

Guerrilla warfare (check your spelling next time) is a hit-and-run strategy in war. These tactics were heavily used the Revolutionary War as well as Vietnam.

Answer 6

That's the laziest thing I ever heard of - that you actually know how to spell something but just didn't feel like it.

I don't believe you.
There's not that much difference between War fair and warfare, in fact warfare is easier to type.

Answer 7

Whoever asked this question doesn't know the slightest bit about guerrilla warfare, so do all of you who commented that it is unfair, or used when a person is facing a superior army. Read Mao Tse-Tung material, and you will gain a larger perspective on this type of warfare.

Answer 8

guerrilla warfare
–noun
the use of hit-and-run tactics by small, mobile groups of irregular forces operating in territory controlled by a hostile, regular force.


Irregular warfare is warfare employing the tactics commonly used by irregular military organizations. This involves avoiding large-scale combats, and focusing on small, stealthy, hit and run engagements

Answer 9

Gorilla war fair? Wow. Apes killing each other at an amusement park. Never heard of that. Does PETA know? What you mean is guerrilla warfare. Google it.

Answer 10

A war fought by a non-conventional army.

When you go to Iraq it is clear who is a US Marine, who is a Canadian Marine and who is a British Marine.

But you can not clearly identify the people they are fighting. They don't have a standard military command structure.

Answer 11

Guerilla Warfare is using tactics that do not directly confront the enemy, but engage them in ways that the enemy cannot easily respond at the moment. Usually it is used by smaller or ill-equipped groups against bigger, better militaries.