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How many soldiers were in the Japanese army?
there were 500,000 men in the Japanese army
What motivated men to join the army in 1914?
So many men joined up in 1914 because they thought the war would be over by Christmas so they didn't want to miss out on the "fun".
How many men were in union army?
2 million 129 thousand
How many men was on the north side for the battle of Gettysburg?
The Union army had 85,000 men at Gettysburg.
How many troops were in a platoon?
During the Vietnam War, a US Army "Troop" was a US Cavalry "Company." Example(s): "A" Troop, "B" Troop, "C" Troop, etc. The Australian Army in Vietnam called their "Companies" a "Squadron", and called their "Platoons" a "Troop." (During the war) The US Army standard "Infantry" Platoon was approximately forty men. An "Armor" platoon (in Vietnam) consisted of 5 Patton tanks per platoon; with 20 tank crewmen per platoon...led by a 2nd or 1st Lieutenant.
How many men were in legion in the roman army?
4ooo to 6000 men were in a legion romen army
How many soldiers were in the Japanese army?
there were 500,000 men in the Japanese army
How many men are in an army?
A US Army group is made up of several corps and has 80,000 - 200,000 men
How many men signed up for Kitchener's army?
500,000 men.
How many of Odysseus' men does the Ciconian army kill?
18 men.
What happened on 7th August 1914?
lord kitchener calls for 100,000 men to join british army.
How many people are in England's army?
there are 999,999,999 million men in the British army
How many men did George McClellan have in his army?
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How many British army men were in the Battle of Bunker Hill?
around 2400 men
How many people on Confederate army?
estimation say from 500,000 men to 2,000,000 men.
How many people were in the siege of petersburg?
Grant's Union Army employed about 125,000 men. Lee's Confederate Army employed about 60,000 men
What troops moved in to the Shiloh battle?
For the Union: the Army of Tennessee (US) of 42,000 men under Maj. Gen. Grant, reinforced in the evening of the 6th April by three division (about 20,000 men ) of the Army of Ohio, followed of another one in the morning of the 7th (about 6,000 men). For the Confederacy: the Army of Mississippi of about 44,000 men under Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston.
