Certainly - but not as many as disease.
there were 10 blinded soldiers during the civil war
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
Soldiers during the Civil War had a great many jobs. They had to drive vehicles and maintain weapons for example.
Farmers
about 1700
The single shot rifles used by Napoleon's soldiers were inaccurate and slow to load. It took a large group of soldiers, firing many rifles to hit anything. The rifles used by both sides in the USA Civil War were very accurate, and could hit targets many yards away, and some of the Union soldiers had rifles that could be reloaded with many rounds of ammunition and had a much faster rate of fire than single shot guns. There were massive casualties on both sides from charging into accurate, rapid fire rifles that could hit the people they were aiming at.
there were 10 blinded soldiers during the civil war
Many of the rifles were taken home by the soldiers. Some of the weapons stayed in government warehouses and others were given to states for their national guard armories. Nearly all of the Civil War weapons were obsolete within a few years with the advent of repeating rifles using brass cartridges, so many of the weapons may have been scrapped.
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
I you mean soldiers: Confederacy - 1,064,000 soldiers Union - 2,200,000 soldiers
3.5-4 million soldiers
there were about 2.1 million soldiers in the union
13,985 enlisted soldiers perished.
About 620,000
Most did. Rifles were only starting to gain popularity.
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
Soldiers during the Civil War had a great many jobs. They had to drive vehicles and maintain weapons for example.