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How many American troops served in combat during world war?
1,300,000
What traditional Easter Island food dishes are typically served during cultural celebrations on the island?
During cultural celebrations on Easter Island, traditional food dishes such as tuna ceviche, sweet potato puree, and roasted chicken are typically served. These dishes reflect the island's Polynesian heritage and are enjoyed by locals and visitors alike during festive occasions.
During world war 1 African American military men served primarily in?
Segregated, non-combat support units.
Where did Paul Tibbets serve in World War 2?
He served in England and Algeria while flying B-17s and then in the states for about two years learning to fly the B-29 and training the 509th Composite Group. The group transferred to Tinian Island from which the attack on Hiroshima was made.
What was the significance of Ellis Island during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries?
it served as a gateway for immigrants entering the united states
How many American troops served in combat during world war?
1,300,000
If you were in the military during 2001 does that make you a war veteran?
If you served in a combat zone yes. If not, you are a war era veteran.
About how many american troops served in combat during world war 1?
1,300,000 or 1.3 million
How can you join VFW?
Only veterans who have served in an overseas combat zone may join the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Veterans who served during any war, not necessarily in combat, are eligible for membership in the American Legion.
What traditional Easter Island food dishes are typically served during cultural celebrations on the island?
During cultural celebrations on Easter Island, traditional food dishes such as tuna ceviche, sweet potato puree, and roasted chicken are typically served. These dishes reflect the island's Polynesian heritage and are enjoyed by locals and visitors alike during festive occasions.
During world war 1 African American military men served primarily in?
Segregated, non-combat support units.
What is a us military serviceman who served in a combat zone?
A US military serviceman who has served in a combat zone is commonly referred to as a combat veteran. They have experienced active combat operations and have been exposed to the dangers and challenges of warfare.
Where did Paul Tibbets serve in World War 2?
He served in England and Algeria while flying B-17s and then in the states for about two years learning to fly the B-29 and training the 509th Composite Group. The group transferred to Tinian Island from which the attack on Hiroshima was made.
What war did Lincoln fight as a young man?
He served as a member of the Illinois Militia during the Black Hawk War, but never saw combat.
What percentage of the US population has served in combat?
4.5%
Was Ronald Reagan a veteran?
Yes, he served in the Army Air Corps during World War 2, but did not see combat. He made training films.
Can you call someone a veteran if they served in the Military but didn't see combat?
Yes, being a veteran doesn't have anything to do with whether a person has seen combat. It is a term that indicates service, not combat. Keep in mind that defense was still a high priority, and the military continued to function during the war hiatus between 1976 and 1991. Also, even during a time of war, only about 35% of service members come close to a combat zone; the vast majority is logistics, supply, and support.
