officer ate bread cheese ham hot food and all thing nice ulike soldiers
During WW1 everyone rotated between who had sentry duty (but not necessarily the officers.) So basically any private was up for grabs when it came to sentry duty.
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boring
They had to duck in a trench or else...
chicken wing.
During WW1 cars were used to transport officers around. They were also used to transport troops and supplies. There were very few cars during this time so the supply was limited.
Major differences, the officers were much better looked after often having their own living quarters or atleast an officers quarters. The officers were allowed longer leave and were entitled to better food and more homely items. The higher an officer the better things were for him. Though many officers lived amongst the soldiers and even going over the top the average officer had it easier.
It was the mispronunciation by British army officers during WW1 of the Belgium town of Ypres where a number of bloody battles were fought. Ironically the working class British Tommies pronounced it correctly.
They eat the biscuits.
They were not allowed to eat food for the soldiers so they scavenged the area looking for stray dogs and rodents for food.
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rats and dead bodies
the children and adults did not listen to jazz during ww1 as it was not invented until 1920
During WW1 everyone rotated between who had sentry duty (but not necessarily the officers.) So basically any private was up for grabs when it came to sentry duty.
During World War I, the introduction of the "junior officer" ranks, such as lieutenants and second lieutenants, helped compensate for the heavy combat losses of senior officers. Additionally, the establishment of officer training schools and the promotion of experienced non-commissioned officers (NCOs) into officer positions also played a crucial role in filling leadership gaps on the battlefield. These measures allowed for a more adaptable command structure during the war.
The Red Baron, or Baron Von Richtofen, was the top pilot of Germany during WW1.
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