The popular nickname of "doughboy" was not coined during wwii. It was coined during wwi. They were called doughboys because when they came home they brought doughnut, baguettes, and other breads. We wouldn't have doughnuts todday if wwi hadn't occured. k1pples - 13 yr old wwii collector and know it all
they called them dough boys
Dough Boys were the USA soldiers in WWI who wore white belts and to keep them clean made a product like dough to erase and keep their belts white.
American soldiers were called "doughboys" in World War I. The origin of the nickname is not known for sure but some speculate that it came from the white chalky dust that covered them after a long march.
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American soldiers were referred to as dough boys in Europe during World War 1. It is thought they got this nickname because of the famous fried dumpling that was called a dough boy.
dough boys
they called them dough boys
Dough Boys were the USA soldiers in WWI who wore white belts and to keep them clean made a product like dough to erase and keep their belts white.
the answer is doughboys
American soldiers were called "doughboys" in World War I. The origin of the nickname is not known for sure but some speculate that it came from the white chalky dust that covered them after a long march.
Dough Boys :)
They were called Dough Boys
They were infantrymen
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American soldiers were referred to as dough boys in Europe during World War 1. It is thought they got this nickname because of the famous fried dumpling that was called a dough boy.
See the Related Link for "Doughboy Center" to the right for some possible explanations for the origin of this nickname.Doughboysif you mean English- we were called tommies :) and Americans dough boys .. lol im not sure why have a look at this Why were WW1 soldiers called dough boysdoughboysThe US soldiers were nicknamed "Doughboys" during WW1 because the buttons on their overcoats reminded the British men of little clumps of dough.
Dough Boys I think.