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Yes, soldiers sometimes urinate on their boots, primarily as a method to keep warm in cold conditions. The urine can provide some insulation and prevent frostbite when boots get wet from snow or rain. However, this practice is not widespread and is generally seen as a last resort.
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What were the hardships forced by all soldiers in the civil was?
Not enough boots to go round. It was considered acceptable to strip dead soldiers of their boots.
What shoes do soldiers wear?
i think they wear boots
Do soldiers have to wear their boots all the time?
Yes--and no. Soldiers in uniform such as for marching, review, or parades must be in full attire, including their boots. For example, no soldier from any country would disgrace the uniform by wearing flip-flops, sandals, or Western Cowboy boots. Soldiers in the barracks remove their boots for showering, sleeping, and their off-duty hours. In wartime, boots are a matter of common sense. Soldiers in combat typically try to change their socks when it is safe to do so, to avoid build-up of moisture. But otherwise, in the battle area their feet are in their boots.
When were horse riding boots invented please need answer by Thursday 26 August.?
The tall riding boots of today are the ancestors of boots worn by 17th century British soldiers. On the battlefield these tall boots protected the lower legs and gave the soldiers better contact with the horse's side.
Did Roman soldiers ever wear socks with their boots?
The answer is sometimes
What did the rebels soldiers lack that hindered them on and off?
Boots and Shoes
What was soldiers given when they entered boot camp?
uniform and boots
In the movie glory what piece of apparel did the black soldiers need more than anything else?
Therefore glory is not any sort of depiction of Buffalo soldiers.
What did rebels soldiers lack that hindered them on and off the battlefields?
Boots and shoes.
What was the value of the proximity fuse to boots-on-the-ground soldiers?
A proximity fuse is an electronic device that allows a projectile to be exploded within range of a target. For boots-on-the-ground soldiers, this weapon would be invaluable to their success and safety.
What shoes did men soldiers wear?
Men soldiers historically wore a variety of footwear depending on the time period and the military branch. In the 19th century, soldiers often wore leather boots, such as the ankle-high "munitions boots" or the knee-high "cavalry boots." During World War I and II, they typically wore combat boots designed for durability and support, such as the iconic American "Boonie boots." Today, modern military footwear includes tactical boots made from advanced materials for better comfort, protection, and performance in various terrains.
What are combat boots?
Combat boots are used to protect soldiers' feet during combat or combat training. They are usually made specifically to the type of climate the soldier will be in.
