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Trench warfare was widely practiced in the US Civil War, such as the Vicksberg siege and Wilderness campaign. the latter had extreme close-range fighting as the forested area ( natural fire trap) acted also to impede visibility- attempting to accurately range and sight-in a cannon in such circumstances was a deadly game of luck. There were similar engagements.
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When did the soldiers start fighting in trenches?
In world war 1 to prevent Germans from coming into Paris
Why did fencing start?
It was originally used to train soldiers in sword-fighting for combat
What are some words that start with h in world war 1?
Some words that start with "H" related to World War I include "hospitals," referring to the medical facilities that treated wounded soldiers; "hygiene," highlighting the importance of sanitation in the trenches; and "helmets," specifically the steel helmets worn by soldiers for protection. Additionally, "hostilities" describes the active combat and fighting between the nations involved.
Protective ditches dug by soldiers?
A defensive fighting position (DFP) is a type of earthwork constructed in a military context, generally large enough to accommodate at least one person.a Trench would be more of Ditch but all trenches start from a individual fighting position and work their way up in stages, which are then connected with other positions to build a trench.
What is the main purpose of arguments?
you get mad at someone and start fighting?!
What the main purpose of argument?
you get mad at someone and start fighting?!
When did the trenches first start?
the trenches first started in 1914, the start of world war 1.
What were the trenches in kokoda like?
There were no trenches inKokodabecause they fought in the jungle. World war 1 (gallipoli) used trenches and it wasterrible. the soldiers were surrounded by dead bodies that had just been thrown down. also many would getdiseasessuch asmalaria. or there would be rats, mosquitoes, lice and many more just around and the soldiers would get sick from those. Also trench foot was a big one because after a while the soldiers boots would start to wear out and make holes so there feet would always be in the water. some soldiers trench foot was even permanent. I hope this helps!
What was the health like in trenches?
Answerthe trenches were not healthy because their were lots of desises like trench mouth and trench food, and the soldiers did not get that much food AnswerThe trenches were not healthy at all. Soldiers were prone to lots of diseaeses like trenchfoot and shellshock. Trenchfoot was gained due to the large amount of mud and cold water in the trenches. AnswerHorrible, the soldiers were at risk to trenchfoot, trenchfoot is when water gets into a soldiers tight boots for more than 2 weeks and then the feet start to become deformed and bits start falling off. The soldiers were also at risk to trench mouth, trench mouth is caused by poor hygiene and nutrition, an infection of any kind teeth or throat, smoking, stress and a weak immune system. A few of these could cause the trench mouth. Trench mouth is when the gums quickly become painful, red and swollen, and bleed in when pressure is put on. Also it causes a greyish film on the gums, a bad taste in the mouth, bad breath or crater like ulcers between the teeth. This prevented some of the soldiers in the trenches to eat and had to be force fed.
Why did the UN start?
because the world was fighting for its life so they needed someone to save it.
When in World War 1 were the trenches first used?
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How did the troops in the first world war get to the trenches?
By a railroad, they would go by train to a main supply route although they would drive in trucks to the start of the trenches, they then would have to walk through the systems until they reach the supply line, this is where the soldiers rest and recouperate after a rotation at the front ( 2-4 weeks)
