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How were the living conditions for the british soildiers in war world II?
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When in the UK, British soldiers had a better ration than civilians and better access to medical facilities. They would have been billeted in barracks.
When fighting they had better living conditions than the Germans and Russians but not as well as the US forces. Like any front line fighting force they would have had to live in the open in dug-outs during fighting. But when relieved from the front would have been billeted in tents.
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