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Why did more soldiers die before world war 2 from there wounds?
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∙ 16y ago
Penicillin was in much wider use during WWII then before.
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Why did more soldiers survive wounds in the second world war then before?
Technological advancements were huge in that 24 year gap. And now that vehicular transport was in the equation, soldiers were evacuated much quicker after suffering a wound.
How did the majority of the soldiers die in the civil war?
More than 50% of the soldiers who died in the Civil War died of disease or complications from their wounds.
Why before World War 2 did more wounded soldiers die than during the world war?
Because penicillon and antibiotics did not fully exist before WW2. Many soldiers died from disease.
Biggest killer of American soldiers in World War 1?
The biggest killer of the American Soldiers and all the other nations' soldiers was disease, exposure, hunger and the worldwide influenza that killed more people in the war than wounds and fatal blows. I don't remember what they called that influenza that killed millions around the world but it wiped out a lot of the troops and the European civilian's. It hit all the continents from what I understand.
What did the soldier have in world war 1?
Be more specific. (Weapons?Which nationality were the soldiers.)
Why did more soldiers survive wounds in the second world war then before?
Technological advancements were huge in that 24 year gap. And now that vehicular transport was in the equation, soldiers were evacuated much quicker after suffering a wound.
How did the majority of the soldiers die in the civil war?
More than 50% of the soldiers who died in the Civil War died of disease or complications from their wounds.
Why before World War 2 did more wounded soldiers die than during the world war?
Because penicillon and antibiotics did not fully exist before WW2. Many soldiers died from disease.
Biggest killer of American soldiers in World War 1?
The biggest killer of the American Soldiers and all the other nations' soldiers was disease, exposure, hunger and the worldwide influenza that killed more people in the war than wounds and fatal blows. I don't remember what they called that influenza that killed millions around the world but it wiped out a lot of the troops and the European civilian's. It hit all the continents from what I understand.
Why did more soldiers die before World War 2?
During the American Civil War, more than 620,000 Americans died, more than all other wars combined!
In Warhammer what does w mean?
Answer W stands for the number of wounds a particular model has, or more simply, the ammount of damage it can take, before becoming ineffective
What was the number one killer of the Civil War?
Gunshot wounds Diseases. More soldiers died of disease than in battle. the answer is diseases, i asked my social studies teacher
What defines a military casualty?
The US Civil War probably caused more American casualties then any other war before or after that war. When the results of a battle lists the number of casualties, it means that soldiers that were either killed of sent to military hospitals due to battle wounds are classified as casualties.
In World War 2 women encouraged to have children?
Yes. More children = More Soldiers
Did more soldiers die from wounds than diseases?
It depends. If they did not care for it well they would have died of both wound and disease. But if they were treated well, they would not die of disease unless in a special case.
What did the soldier have in world war 1?
Be more specific. (Weapons?Which nationality were the soldiers.)
How were wounds treated during World War 1?
They were usually "patch jobs" and they did the best they could. They didn't have helicopters to come and air-lift them out. It was by the grace of God many survived from their wounds. In some cases there were hospitals near the fighting lines, but generally not enough doctors or nurses. Many people died in no mans land due to no one being able to help them and more concerned about saving themselves. Yet, there were the few soldiers that managed to drag back wounded soldiers back in the trenches to receive treatment. When a soldier was too injured to continue, he relied on corageous soldiers to bring them back from over the top.
