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soldiers heart is a book

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Who is charley's brother from soldiers heart?

Orren is Charley's younger brother in Soldiers Heart


Where was the setting in soldiers heart?

civil war


What is the genre of the book Soldiers Heart?

historical fiction


Who are the characters in soldiers heart?

john henry and cole boron


Is there a movie for Soldiers Heart by Gary Paulsen?

No, there is currently no movie adaptation for the book "Soldier's Heart" by Gary Paulsen.


Why does charley in soldiers heart go to war?

he wanted to prove that he was a man


How many U.S. soldiers received the Purple Heart during WW2?

An estimated 1,076,245 people recieved a Purple Heart in World War II.


Should soldiers with PTSD be able to receive the Purple Heart?

The Military Regulations pertaining to the award of the Purple Heart Medal specifically disallows the medal for PTSD.


Does Dwight Eisenhower have a Purple Heart?

No, the only President to have a purple heart was JFK. Monroe would have be given one if the award were given out to Revolutionary War soldiers.


Who were the first people that received the purple heart award?

The original Purple Heart award was made personally by General George Washington during the American Revolution to 3 Continental Army soldiers. It was a heart-shaped purple colored cloth, with white piping on the perimeter. It then disappeared until the early 1930's, resurrected by then Army Chief of Staff General Douglas MacArthur, and was made retroactive to WWI wounded soldiers. So the first people awarded the Purple Heart were WWI wounded soldiers.


How many soldiers received the purple heart during the war of 1812?

None. The Purple Heart wasn't awarded between the Revolutionary War and World War 2.


Who is the southern general of soldiers heart?

Robert E. Lee was the General that the troops took to their heart - struggling on to the end, barefoot and starving, long after they might be expected to have surrendered.