"raid"

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A raid is a form of battle, which aims to act in an enemy territory for a defined period of time according to the mission, and in ending a withdrawal from the enemy’s territory.

Purpose of purpose
The raid is implemented in various operations: sabotage, disruption of logic, neutrality, intelligence, thwarting, building enemy soldiers, the release of kidnapped and captured.

History of History

ancient times.

Nomadic tribes, such as the Soo, were documented in the 2nd millennium BCE, raids (in order to: šiḫṭu, “Shoot” on villages, flocks or beers of permanent inhabitants.

The Bible tells us about raids, including the Torah of our Father in the War of the Four Kings the Five. According to the story, Abraham raided and released prisoners, including Lot.

Middle Ages
The raid was common in the Western Europe of the Middle Ages. In much of his professional career, the soldier carried out raids or kindergartens from them.

The Vikings used between the 8th century and the 11th century in naval raids, mainly in North Europe, Western Europe and the British Isles as their primary method of action.

In the New Time
In the Second World War, the method and the operation of modern means of a combined battle through the headquarters of the British combined operations and examples can be seen in the operations of the British Comando Brigades, the SAS operations, the special investigation group and the long-term desert group.

Famous raids in the world
Operation Flipper (English: Operation Flipper) is also known as Rommel Raid – a raid by the British commando in World War II on the headquarters of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, commander of the corpus Africa of the Axis forces in North Africa. The operation did not achieve its main goal. The operation was held on November 10–21, 1941.
Operation Biting (English: Operation Biting) or raiding Bruno Joel - a raid of British forces is integrated into a piece of Radar and Würborg components in Brunwell, France during World War II, which was held on 27–28 February 1942.
The raid on San Ganzer, also called Operation Chariot, was carried out by the British on March 28, 1942, in the midst of World War II. In San Ganzer in France, there is a very important dry test for Kraggsmina and a base for submarines. The purpose of the raid was to remove them from any action. The raid was successfully blocked, although heavy losses to the psophagus.
The raid on Diip, also known as Operation Jubilee, Operation Jubilee, performs a failed landing of the Allies during World War II, as part of which an attempt to conquer and hold for a short period of time, the port of Deep in northern France, occupied by Nazi Germany. The operation took place on August 19, 1942.
Operation Agreement was a ground and amphibious raid of military forces, fleet and special units from British Commonwealth States on the port of Tobruk, Libya. The raid took place between 13 and 14 September 1942, as part of the campaign in the Western Desert during World War II. Several elite units, which operated in the rear of the Axis forces in North Africa, including the special interrogation group, played an important role in the operation.
Operation Harling, known as the Battle of Gorgoputmus (in Greek:Μάχη Γοργοποτάμου Γοργοποτάμου Γοργοποτάμου) – performs a raid that took place in Greece during World War II by the British Special Operations Administration (SOE), in cooperation with Greek resistance: in cooperation with the Greek resistance: the National Greek Democratic Society and the Greek People's Liberation Army. On 25 November 1942, the Gorgotmos Bridge was blown up in central Greece, which was heavily secure. It was one of the first and largest sabotage operations in occupied Europe, and the beginning of permanent British involvement with the Greek resistance.
The rope in the production of heavy water in Norway - a sabotage raid by the Norwegian commando team, which was trained by the SOE, managed to destroy the manufacturing facility