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Historically what is the leading cause for troops sent into battle that are taken out of action by causes other than combat related injuries?
Historically, the leading cause for troops taken out of action due to non-combat related injuries is illness, particularly infectious diseases. Conditions such as malaria, dysentery, and pneumonia have significantly impacted military forces throughout history, often causing more casualties than combat itself. Poor sanitation, inadequate medical care, and the stress of deployment can exacerbate these health issues, leading to high rates of non-combat-related injuries. This highlights the importance of military logistics and healthcare in maintaining troop readiness.
How many US men died from battle related injuries in the Korean War?
33,629
What were the exact injuries during the battle of Fort Sumter you know they were from friendly fire but what are the specific injuries?
There were injuries, but no deaths from enemy action during the First Battle of Fort Sumter. One Confederate soldier was injured by a misfiring cannon and later died of his wounds. On the Union side, one soldier died and another was mortally wounded when a cannon misfired during a parting salute after the battle.
What famous US general in World War 2 is related to a Union soldier who saw action at the Battle of Chattanooga?
US General Douglas MacArthur was the son of Union Lieutenant Arthur MacArthur who saw action at the Battle of Chattanooga. For his heroics, he was awarded the Medal of honor.
When was Action Battle Team - radio - created?
Action Battle Team - radio - was created in 2008.
What is the duration of Action Battle Team radio?
The duration of Action Battle Team - radio - is 3 hours.
When did Night action at the Battle of Jutland happen?
Night action at the Battle of Jutland happened on 1916-05-31.
Why did lee have surgery?
Lee had surgery because of his injuries in the battle against Gaara.
Record for Anthony prosperino from battle of the buldge injuries?
I'm sorry, but I couldn't find any specific information regarding an individual named Anthony Prosperino in relation to injuries from the Battle of the Bulge. The Battle of the Bulge was a significant World War II battle that occurred in late 1944 and involved many soldiers, but detailed records of individual injuries may not be widely available. If you have more context or details about him, I might be able to assist further.
What are the most people killed in action in a single battle?
the battle of Gettysburg
What battle in the pacificwas the most decisive naval action?
It was the Battle of Midway.
What battle did Lincoln use to take action against slavery?
The Battle of Antietam.
