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How did soldiers combat boredom and terror in world war 1 in trenches?
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Who was the leader of the terror?
There is no leader, terror was used in the U.S. by pilgrims dressed as Indians and attacked british soldiers and goods.
Where combat action badges given to soldiers during desert storm?
If they've got orders for it, yes. Nothing can be worn without either VOCO or written orders. VOCO=Verbal Orders from the Commanding Officer.
What was a problem with using poison gas in ww1?
The casualites would have been drastically lower and the terror level in the trenches also would have been less.
Terror tactics used by the Revolutionary United Front?
amputations and burning villages and using the children for soldiers
What did soldier do in their spare time in the trenches in world war one?
When they had free time they would often write letters back home or repair the sandbag. The feeling of boredom was considerably reduced and replaced by desperation and terror when most everyone aside from your buddies was out to get you either in sorties, sneak attacks in the night, purposeful shelling by the enemy, accidental shelling by your own side, gas drifting in from one direction or another, and rats full of the folks that died the previous day wandering the trenches to see if you were on the menu yet.
What does the phrase soldiering is 99percent boredom and 1percent sheer terror mean?
The phrase soldiering is 99percent boredom and 1percent sheer terror means that they are ever in danger and mainly bored.
What do you think a soldier meant when he wrote soldiering is 99 percent boredom and 1 percent sheer terror?
No matter what era, what era, what country, what culture, or what kind of military action, soldiering is pretty much either boredom or terror. Boredom consists of sitting around waiting for orders, marching or traveling in response to the orders, waiting around longer for the "action" to begin, and perhaps then hearing changes to orders ("Get ready!" = "Stand down!"). Or, soldiers are in the midst of fighting, when terror overtakes hearts and the threat of death makes believers out of atheists.
Is being a obstetrician overwhelming?
It can be. I have found the best description to be hours of boredom followed by moments of sheer terror.
Who was the leader of the terror?
There is no leader, terror was used in the U.S. by pilgrims dressed as Indians and attacked british soldiers and goods.
Who rescued the prisoners from the nazi terror machine?
American soldiers
Where combat action badges given to soldiers during desert storm?
If they've got orders for it, yes. Nothing can be worn without either VOCO or written orders. VOCO=Verbal Orders from the Commanding Officer.
What was a problem with using poison gas in ww1?
The casualites would have been drastically lower and the terror level in the trenches also would have been less.
How many soldiers have died in war on terror?
The information I have found is 4,648 as of 8/8/09.
Terror tactics used by the Revolutionary United Front?
amputations and burning villages and using the children for soldiers
How many veterans of the Global War on Terror are there?
As of 2014, the War on Terror is an ongoing war. A report in 2011 says that over one million US soldiers have served in some way with the war.
How many australians serve in the war on terror?
On the September 11 terrorists attack, 11Australian were killed. With this, Australia supported the US on their invasion in Iraq with 550 combat troops.
What did soldier do in their spare time in the trenches in world war one?
When they had free time they would often write letters back home or repair the sandbag. The feeling of boredom was considerably reduced and replaced by desperation and terror when most everyone aside from your buddies was out to get you either in sorties, sneak attacks in the night, purposeful shelling by the enemy, accidental shelling by your own side, gas drifting in from one direction or another, and rats full of the folks that died the previous day wandering the trenches to see if you were on the menu yet.
