Soldiers on both sides feared poisonous gas because it was an indiscriminate and invisible killer that could cause excruciating suffering and long-term health effects. Unlike conventional weapons, gas attacks could infiltrate trenches and shelter, rendering protective measures largely ineffective. The psychological terror associated with gas, coupled with the uncertainty of when and how it would be deployed, added to the fear, making it one of the most dreaded aspects of World War I warfare.
Both sides had to introduce conscription - after an interval when both sides had expected an early victory.
Both sides needed more soldiers because the civil war claimed many lives.
draft laws
None. It was a naval battle.
amputations
During the Civil War the soldiers of both sides had sometimes to cross the Appalachians.
No, both sides had cavalry soldiers.
Soldiers on both sides
Both sides had to introduce conscription - after an interval when both sides had expected an early victory.
ABOUT 75,000 soldiers on both sides. See the link below.
About 300,000 counting both sides.
Both sides needed more soldiers because the civil war claimed many lives.
draft laws
Which gulf war? There were 3 of them.
offered pay to soldiers along with promises of homes, education, and "insurance"
In WWI both sides tried to break through lines by killing enough soldiers and destroying enough resources to force a surrender.
The Union soldiers wore blue uniforms while the Rebel soldiers wore gray.