How many men signed up for Kitchener's army?

Germany had many men in their army. To be precise, they had around 2,200,000 men in their army.

Armies do not have a size limit, usually they just had as many men that signed up. Also if the government did not think there were enough men they started a draft.

There were men who signed the Declaration Of Independence.

they signed up at the recruiting station, as they do today

4ooo to 6000 men were in a legion romen army

there were approximately 30 legions of 6000 men each so 180,000 men in army

5 men - is incorrect. The correct answer is 44 men.

there were 500,000 men in the Japanese army

0.5 million men signed up to join the armed forces in 1914.

39 signed the US Constitution, 3 voted against.

A US Army group is made up of several corps and has 80,000 - 200,000 men

there are 999,999,999 million men in the British army

Only Two men from Georgia signed the US constitution

In South Vietnam a US Army tank company would have about 86 men, a mech inf co about 187 men.

There were 4 men who were from Maryland who signed it. Samuel Chase, William Paca, Thomas Stone, and Charles Carroll.

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39 Benjamin Franklin was 81 when he signed the u.s. constitution.

estimation say from 500,000 men to 2,000,000 men.

Grant's Union Army employed about 125,000 men. Lee's Confederate Army employed about 60,000 men

Twenty-nine of the fifty six men who signed the declaration of independece were clergymen

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In the US there are 1.5 million soldiers

They had 33,000 men on board, excluding General Parma's army.

The Union army had 85,000 men at Gettysburg.

56 men signed the declaration of independence