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What was worn during ww1 to protect soldiers from poison gas?
The gas mask
Which of the following sentences best describes the condition of the soldiers?
they were worn and exhausted having slept little and labored much
What is the meaning of battle-dress?
"Battle-dress" or Battledress was the specific title of a military uniform adopted by the British Army in the late 1930s and worn until the 1960s.
What do you call the outfit worn by soldiers?
The outfit worn by soldiers is commonly referred to as a "uniform." Military uniforms are designed to denote rank, branch of service, and unit affiliation while providing functionality and durability for various environments. They often include specific insignia, camouflage patterns, and accessories that reflect the military branch and role of the soldier.
Why did world war one soldiers wear puttees?
Puttees were worn to protect the legs from superficial damage from brambles, spent ammunition and hidden obstacles. They were worn so as to keep the trouser bottoms contained so as not to cause tripping. They also kept sand and pebbles out of the boots. They replaced gaiters which were leather versions of the same item. Unfortunately, leather gaiters were stiff and restricted mobility. Puttees on the other hand were cheaper and provided the kind of protection that foot soldiers required. To this day, modern soldiers wear a type of puttee modeled after the short puttees of the 2nd world war. They are worn with KD shorts and worn for looks to transition the boot to the knee sock.
What would soldiers have worn in the battle of bosworth?
The soldiers had fought from early morning. The actual battle lasted between 2 and 3 hours. The soldiers, some who would have worn heavy armour would have been tired from the constant fighting.
What was the significance of the cingulum in Roman military attire?
The cingulum was a belt worn by Roman soldiers that symbolized their rank and status. It was also believed to offer protection in battle.
What type of soldiers fought in William duke of Normandy's army in the battle of hastings?
There were cavalry (horses), foot soldiers and archers
How would you describe armor?
Armor is a protective covering worn to prevent injury in combat or hazardous situations. It can be made from various materials such as metal, leather, or advanced composites, and is designed to absorb or deflect impacts and projectiles. Armor has been used throughout history by soldiers, knights, and modern military personnel for protection in battle.
What did the Americans soldiers uniforms look like while in the Battle of Bunker Hill?
They didn't have uniforms. A few officers may have worn staff coats but most people wore civilian clothing.
What is a battle-sark?
A battle-sark is a complete set of clothes to be worn as body protection in battle.
How heavy was Roman armor worn by soldiers in ancient times?
Roman armor worn by soldiers in ancient times was typically made of metal and could weigh between 40 to 60 pounds.
A heavy protective metal covering worn by soldiers?
Helmet
Can nylon dress materials be worn on winter season?
Yes it Nylon can be worn in winter season.
What is the 'Median garb' spoken of in the battle of Marathon in 490 BC between Greece and Persia?
The battle was between a Persian expeditionary force and the city-state of Athens. The Medes (Persian allies) were part of the Persian force, so Median garb refers to the clothes worn by the Mede soldiers.
What was worn during ww1 to protect soldiers from poison gas?
The gas mask
WHAT IS GREEK SOLDIERS' WHITE KILT CALLED?
The white kilt worn by ancient Greek soldiers is called a "chiton." It was a simple garment made of rectangular fabric, typically worn belted at the waist. The chiton allowed for ease of movement and was commonly used by soldiers and civilians alike in ancient Greece.
