One of the most prominent figure who helped to create better conditions for wounded soldiers was Clara Barton a teacher from Massachusetts.
She obtained the permission to ride in army ambulances and also to travel behind the lines in order to take care of the wounded soldiers, serving during several of the most awful battles earning the nickname of "Angel of the Battlefield".
Notable the work she carried on during the Campaign for Charleston Harbor , also called the Siege of Charleston, in1863.
In 1864 she was appointed by President Lincoln to serve as "Head Nurse" in the Union army of the James.
Furthermore, in 1865 she was commissioned for the search of Union Army's missing men and was able to trace the fate of some 30,000 of them.
Based upon this experience she went on setting up a Bureau of Records, to identify all the soldiers missing during the war.
After the war she was active in continuing her commendable humanitarian work with the International Red Cross ,and in 1881 gave the start to the American Red Cross.
women who went with there husbands to war helped bring things and help the wouded and sik
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Clara Barton
They were very likely to die, as medical supplies were virtually non-existent.
2,160 Confederate soldiers were wounded at Chattanooga
4,247,143 German soldiers were wounded in battle during the Great War.
There were many horrors that sick and wounded soldiers faced. They faced death and dying everyday. They watched their fellow soldiers die and were often in a lot of pain if they were wounded.
Clara Barton
They were very likely to die, as medical supplies were virtually non-existent.
Black Bess
They helped send supplies and some nursed wounded soldiers.
they helped the ANZAC soldiers carry supplies and were stretcher bearers for wounded men.
2,160 Confederate soldiers were wounded at Chattanooga
Both penicillin and sulfa helped to a great degree.
There were approximately 2,550 German soldiers wounded in the Battle of Britain.
5,150 New Zealand's soldiers were wounded or missing in Gallipoli.
4,247,143 German soldiers were wounded in battle during the Great War.
The soldiers were very hurt and wounded most died at first. The soldiers were very hurt and wounded most died at first. The soldiers were very hurt and wounded most died at first.
There were many horrors that sick and wounded soldiers faced. They faced death and dying everyday. They watched their fellow soldiers die and were often in a lot of pain if they were wounded.