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soldiers had face a lot of diseas, death , lack of sleep, contant firing, bombing, and possibly landmines :)
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Did all soldiers have a bad experience in the trenches?
There is no question that trench warfare is exceptionally horrible, and all soldiers who were in the trenches did not enjoy the experience.
What did the soldiers experience after the Vietnam War?
Rejection.
What is the poem bayonet charge about?
the poem is about a soldiers experience of battle
What did soldiers experience?
soldiers had face a lot of diseas, death , lack of sleep, contant firing, bombing, and possibly landmines :)
What are 3 similarities about the experience for soldiers in Europe and the Pacific?
they both have guns
What did African soldiers experience during World War 1?
The were beaten and stabed
where did American soldiers experience such a harsh winter what made it so harsh?
battle of the bulge
What is one of the core domain that shape the critical learning experience throughout soldiers and leaders?
Training, education, and job experience gained during operational assignments.
How do people Chan ge when they become soldiers in a war?
Their body and minds mature with wisdom, experience, and knowledge.
What was the greatest challenge for American soldiers to overcome upon entering the war in europe?
Initially, lack of battle experience.
What were the disadvantages that the union had at the beginning of the war?
A diadvantage the union had at the beginning of the war was lack of experience of the soldiers and not enough connection between them and the generals
What kind of moods did the soldiers have in World War 1?
At first many soldiers were patriotic, but after months in trench warfare they became depression, angry, and with a feeling of hopelessness. Almost all the soldiers were scarred. Many soldiers went mad with mental breakdowns. Others were gassed and had a hard time breathing. Wounded soldiers feared for their life and screamed and were terrified. Prisoners were experience other fears, like scarred, hopelessness. Sailors went down with their ships, some were trapped in the ships, others floated on the sea. It really mattered where you were fighting. Whether you were winning or losing. I would say that the soldiers experience every mood or feeling that you could ever imagine.
