On the Western Front, soldiers lived in mud, rats, fleas, constant grime and misery. Some trenches were no more than shell-holes that happened to be in a line. The horses did not have things much better. Initially they were used in suicidal cavalry charges against modern rifles and machine guns. Later: they were used as draft animals to pull artillery and move supplies. The work was so rough that a horse may survive as much as 18 months, though usually less due to overwork and underfeeding.
Ghandi
when the ww1 ended and if they were very hurt
During World War 1, soldiers often had disrupted and irregular sleeping patterns due to the challenging conditions of trench warfare. They would often experience sleep deprivation and were frequently exposed to loud noises, harsh weather conditions, and the constant threat of enemy attacks. Additionally, the stress and trauma of war could also make it difficult for soldiers to get restful sleep.
Remembrance Day started to remember the soldiers who died in WW1. It is now for all soldiers who died in WW1 ,WW2 and Korea.
i honestly don't know ):
not nice
sad, depressed and homesick because of the harsh and horrible living conditions and the soldiers missed their home family and friends.
horses were chosen for their stamina and on how they reacted to extreme noise (it would not do to have horses stampeding as shells exploded,this could cause many more injuries to the soldiers)
The trenches were in rained-out muddy areas created by the destruction of the landscape
They freaked out like mad men
you'r probably thinking of shell shock or grenade shock. A post traumatic disorder probably.
there was gas war far like mustard gas and it was a bad war.
Yes!
Ghandi
when the ww1 ended and if they were very hurt
Yes, of course they did. Letters home from soldiers spoke vividly of the conditions at the front as did dispatches in newspapers. It wasn't a secret.
They were soldiers.