How did world war 1 and 2 soldiers sleep?

Answer 1

Depends on where they were. In garrison, usually in a bunk. In the field, wherever you could find a dry spot. In WW I, soldiers in the trenches might have a "dugout" where they could wrap in a blanket, or just a hole dug in the ground. When not under fire, soldiers carried a "shelter half" This was a small sheet of canvas that could be joined to another, and would make a 2 man tent. My personal favorite for warm climates is the "jungle hammock" This is a hammock with a rain fly above it, and mosquito netting on the sides.