Depended upon the job. A US Airman flying bombing missions over North Vietnam might last one mission. A US Sheridan Tank crewman might last two weeks (the M551 Sheridan had an aluminum hull with a steel turret, and fired 152mm caseless ammunition; one hit from either an RPG or land mine...almost instantly caused destruction). A company clerk working in a large base camp, will most likely last his whole tour, 12 months.
US soldier? North Vietnamese soldier? South Vietnamese soldier? Be more specific. Are you talking about in combat, or over the course of a Norman lifetime?
yes he was a soldier
Australian society mirrored American society after the war, on a smaller scale, due to population differences.
omg the romans had a great life with there parents
They lost their purpose in life.
US soldier? North Vietnamese soldier? South Vietnamese soldier? Be more specific. Are you talking about in combat, or over the course of a Norman lifetime?
life as a soldier was scary. violent.
life as a soldier was scary. violent.
4 out of 5 (2 million men out of 2 1/2 million men) completed their tours without becoming a casualty.
Life for many U.S soliders coming back from Vietnam was hard. The public didn't support them which was no help for the PDMS that most suffered from. Alot of the returning soldiers ended up commiting suicide or developed severe Mental disorders such as Paranoid Skizophrenia. Others live out life as normal functioning memebers of society still today. It truly depended on the mental state of the soldier when he returned.
yes he was a soldier
With proper treatment (medications, regular checks of the aorta, preventative surgery), a person with Marfan syndrome has an average life expectancy into their mid 70s. If a person does not know they have the diagnosis or does not do proper care, the life expectancy can be the 40s. This is why proper diagnosis is key!
A soldier. A cricketer is a sports person, a soldier risks his life.
A Soldier's Life - 1911 was released on: USA: 15 July 1911
The life expectancy of a soldier landing in the streets of Normandy was about 3 seconds. Every three seconds a soldier would die.
Rough
The Twilight of a Soldier's Life - 1911 was released on: USA: 24 January 1911