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During wartime battles where do the soldiers operating the tanks use the restroom?
You got out and went in the woods like everybody else.
I have read of extreme cases where tankers were in action or under fire for prolonged periods, and the crew would urinate in the shell case of an expended round for the main gun. Then they'd have to try not to spill it until it could be emptied out. I'm sure there were men who went in their pants. Particularly in the instant after their tank was pierced by an enemy shell, as they were dying. People who are on fire often do. War is a filthy business in more ways than one, and there is little dignity in battlefield death.
What else can I help you with?
What battles was Edith Cavell involved in?
Edith Cavell was not directly involved in any battles as she was a nurse during World War I. Instead, she is best known for her role in providing medical care to soldiers from both the Allied and German forces and for assisting Allied soldiers in escaping from occupied Belgium. Her actions led to her arrest by the Germans and eventual execution in 1915, which garnered international attention and made her a symbol of wartime heroism and sacrifice.
Which best describes women who went to work during wartime?
Soldiers on the home front.
What did Hitler have built to facilitate the movement of soldiers and materials in wartime?
The term Hitler used to describe allegedly "pure, non-Jewish" Germans was ---------.
Which one of the Bill of Rights prohibits the federal government from stationing troops in your house during peacetime?
The Third Amendment prohibits the quartering of soldiers whether it be peacetime or wartime.
Why did the Rosenberg Spy Case happen?
Wartime and post-wartime paranoia.
On which day do you honor soldiers that died for there country in wartime?
Memorial day
What battles was Edith Cavell involved in?
Edith Cavell was not directly involved in any battles as she was a nurse during World War I. Instead, she is best known for her role in providing medical care to soldiers from both the Allied and German forces and for assisting Allied soldiers in escaping from occupied Belgium. Her actions led to her arrest by the Germans and eventual execution in 1915, which garnered international attention and made her a symbol of wartime heroism and sacrifice.
Which best describes women who went to work during wartime?
Soldiers on the home front.
What is Florence Nightingale good at?
Nursing. Or rather: the organization of the care of sick and wounded soldiers in wartime.
How long are military soldiers trained for?
Based upon wartime needs of the service; normally 8 to 16 weeks before reporting to their duty station.
What did Hitler have built to facilitate the movement of soldiers and materials in wartime?
The term Hitler used to describe allegedly "pure, non-Jewish" Germans was ---------.
What did the G.I. Bill provide for soldiers leaving the service?
Education, healthcare, etc. Basically the promise of a better life because of their wartime sacrifices. In general they got this.
How were the wartime experiencesof Northern and Southern soldiers alike?
They were alike because, there camps were filthy and the soilders were too. Their bodies, clothing, bedding became infested with lice and fleas.
Which one of the Bill of Rights prohibits the federal government from stationing troops in your house during peacetime?
The Third Amendment prohibits the quartering of soldiers whether it be peacetime or wartime.
How were the wartime experiences of the Northern and Southern soldiers alike?
They were alike because alll the camps were filthy with odors, and there were many diseases. Also that there was barely any space to sleep.
Definition of Wartime propaganda?
Information used to dehumanize and create hatred toward a supposed enemy, either internal or external, by creating a false image in the minds of soldiers and citizens.
When was Winter in Wartime created?
Winter in Wartime was created in 1972.
