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How Soldiers got food in World War 1?
They were given rations.
What was a typical day's food for the trenched-in soldier during World War 1?
k-rations
How many people were included in World War 1?
over 40 million people were included in first world war
What was included in D.O.R.A in World War 1?
i dont no
What was in a World War 1 rations?
clothes and food there were alsorts of food you could buy but all rationed if you didnt get there quick to the shops you probably wouldn't get your rations they will prob have all gone. and condoms
Was World War 1 still on in April 1?
Depending on the year, yes. World War I spanned several years, which included April 1
How did world war 1 food and rations start?
because the places that boats came through to was bombed so they started to run out of food.
What involvement did the us have with world war 1 before entering the fighting?
America actually made a profit out of WWI. They sold supplies and rations to allied countries.
What was the weekly ration for children in world war 2?
During World War II, the weekly ration for children in the UK included food items like 1 pint of milk, 6 oz of bacon or ham, 1 egg, 1 oz of butter, and 2 oz of cheese. Rations varied depending on availability and government regulations, and efforts were made to ensure that children received adequate nutrition despite the scarcity of food during the war.
What creatures were found in world war 1 trenches?
The trenches were infamously overrun with rats - some were killed and cooked to supplement poor rations.
What did the American homefront contribute to winning World War 1?
the homefront had to give up supplies such as bread and flour and metal. and the Americans lived off of rations during the us involvement with the war. the homefront had to give up supplies such as bread and flour and metal. and the Americans lived off of rations during the us involvement with the war.
Who was on the Allied Powers in World War 1?
The Allied Powers in World War 1 included countries such as France, the United Kingdom, Russia, and later the United States.
