Disease - because there was so little medication available.
If you were wounded, you would probably die.
Also there were many infections that went round whole armies in the field.
Disease killed more people than bullets.
disease killed 2/3 of the troops
Disease - far more than bullets. Also, there was very little medical provision. If you were wounded, you would probably die.
More than 50% of the soldiers who died in the Civil War died of disease or complications from their wounds.
About as much toes and fingers of 100 people.
Disease. Far more men died from disease than from bullets or mortars.
Disease killed more people than bullets.
disease killed 2/3 of the troops
Disease. More men died from disease than from bullets, and medical services were virtually nil.
Disease. Remember this was before vaccinations against disease were created. More soldiers died from disease that died from bullets. Besides unsanitary living conditions, add bad food and bad water.
Disease was a very important factor in the Civil War. It is said that disease killed more soldiers than wounds and bullets. Also, if disease wasn't so big, the Confederates would have a much better chance at winning the war. Disease took a large number of fatalities in the war.
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Disease - far more than bullets. Also, there was very little medical provision. If you were wounded, you would probably die.
Disease - far more than bullets. Also, there was very little medical provision. If you were wounded, you would probably die.
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Up until the Vietnam War, disease put more men out of action than did bullets and shells.