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If no soldiers were available - which is highly unlikely; if a war had reached that stage, it is probable that they would have been defeated already - it is possible that a draft could be established; however, most people would be against it, and so no politician would allow one to be formed.
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What medicine did soldiers use on sick people in world war 1 and what where the effects of it?
the soldiers used steroids in order to make them feel strong and encourage them to run out on to the field even though they were going to die. the Russian's used cocain instead because it made them calmer and so less frantic.
Who were the volunteered soldiers lined up in clean uniforms in the civil war?
First battle of bull run
Why did not many soldiers run away in the Civil War?
There were masses of desertions on both sides - especially from the Confederates in the last weeks.
What did the confedarate soldiers think they were fighting for during the civil war?
Confederate soldiers thought that they were fighting for the sovereignty of the Confederacy, and the right of white southerners to make their own choices and run their own lives (and the lives of their black slaves).
How many men did the US draft in World War 2?
Women work in the professional environment today because so many men were drafted for WWII. There were no men left to run the factories, and women had to do the job. I can only guess to the hundreds of thousands that were drafted... Over 1,000,000 allied forces were involved in D-Day. If my grandma had to pay for sugar with Uncle Sam food stamps, you can bet your keister men were drafted. Hitler was going to conquer the world.
