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What horrors did sick and wounded soldiers face?
There were many horrors that sick and wounded soldiers faced. They faced death and dying everyday. They watched their fellow soldiers die and were often in a lot of pain if they were wounded.
What are the pros and cons of Poison Gas?
It was silent and impossible to predict with a high rate for causing casualties. However, there were gas masks and if the wind changed direction after the gas was released, the soldiers who unleashed it were the ones dying.
Discuss how african americans felt about the war and why?
African Americans had (then as now) a wide range of opinions. Many felt that when the war effort failed, they would be severely punished for assisting the Union. Others had great loyalty to their owners despite widespread abusive treatment. Still others did not want to see thousands of Black soldiers dying for a "white man's fight." Early in the war, some escaped slaves were given back to plantations, which caused a great deal of doubt about whether the Union was any better than the Confederacy. After the Emancipation Proclamation was published, it became easier to support the Union effort, but the continuing lack of progress by the Union Army until halfway through the war made it difficult to support the Union. A series of victories at Gettysburg, Vicksburg, along with Sherman's progress in the deep South caused many to realize that working with the Union to end slavery was a historic cause and very much worth supporting. Tens of thousands of Black soldiers died in the Union cause, and an uncounted number died working with Union forces as civilian support (cooks, porters, drivers, quartermasters, nurses).
What causes soldiers to be scared on D-Day?
I want you imagine that you are 17 years old and in a landing ship. You are put near shore where you wade into German gunfire and people dying all around you. Watch the DDay footage of that day.
How many soldiers saw action in World War 1?
Approximately 65 million soldiers served in various armies during World War I, with around 30 million seeing combat on the front lines. The war, which lasted from 1914 to 1918, involved many nations and resulted in significant casualties, with an estimated 9 million soldiers dying and millions more wounded. The scale of involvement varied widely among countries, with some nations mobilizing large portions of their populations for the conflict.
What religious words rhyme with December?
Remember, because you remember Jesus dying
How many minutes did it take between soldiers dying in Vietnam?
2 days
photographed dead and dying soldiers on Civil War Battlefields?
Mathew Brady
What did Florence Nightingale see in the hospital when she visited the sick soldiers after the war?
That more soldiers were dying of diseases than from war injuries.
What do you mostly remember Jesus by?
This question has an answer that based on opinion, but I mostly remember him dying on the cross or his nativity.
What are the ratings and certificates for Dying to Remember - 1993 TV?
Dying to Remember - 1993 TV is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13 Australia:M Iceland:16 USA:PG-13
What are the release dates for Dying to Remember - 1993 TV?
Dying to Remember - 1993 TV was released on: USA: 2 December 1993 Japan: 22 July 1994 (video premiere)
Is there video of soldiers dying at Omaha beach on d day?
No there is not any video like that
Will warriors ever die?
Yes, they already have. They have been replaced be soldiers which are like warriors except better. Soldiers fade away instead of dying.
What horrors did sick and wounded soldiers face?
There were many horrors that sick and wounded soldiers faced. They faced death and dying everyday. They watched their fellow soldiers die and were often in a lot of pain if they were wounded.
What was the healing act that MOST likely inspired The Blue and the Gray?
The healing act that most likely inspired The Blue and the Gray was the joint effort by both Confederate and Union soldiers to care for wounded and dying soldiers during the American Civil War. This act of compassion and humanity in the midst of conflict represents a powerful example of unity and shared humanity.
What was a typical Civil War prison in the north like?
While Union-run prisons during the Civil War were initially run efficiently and humanely, news of atrocities committed against Union POW's led the policy to change and harsher standards to be implemented. The death rate in the camps on both sides were very high, with over 56,000 soldiers dying in these prisons.
