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Soldiers may bring their families to live with them in camp for various reasons, including the desire for emotional support and to maintain family bonds during deployment. Living together can provide stability and comfort in a challenging environment. Additionally, it can help alleviate the stress of separation, allowing soldiers to focus better on their duties while knowing their loved ones are nearby. Lastly, the presence of families can foster a sense of community and morale within the camp.
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Where soldiers are stationed?
camp
How could camp conditions have been improved for soldiers?
Camp conditions could have been improved for the soldiers had clean water and food supplies been more readily available. It would also have been better if there were more medical facilities.
What did the confederate soldiers do?
When not engaged in training, drills, battle, or marching to battle, Confederate soldiers would have off-duty time in camp. This leisure time would be spent playing cards, instruments, singing, dancing, and entertaining themselves. They would also be writing letters home to family and friends, keeping war journals about battles and camp life, and even visiting the nearest town on occasion if the camp commander allowed it.
Where would soldiers sleep?
That depends on where they are when they go to sleep. If you are talking about Roman soldiers on the march, the would make a camp. The Roman Camp was easily built in about six hours. The only difference between the Roman Camp and the Roman City was that the camp would be in a different location the next day. That's how well they did their camps (well they normally had 3 or more legions so that is at least 15,000 men all working on the same project!) It was in the shape of a square with a North, South, East, and West entrince. 8 soldiers would share a tent called canteberniums. The general's tent, called the Praetorium, was located in the center of the camp, where the roads intersected. Outside the general's tent was a flagpole. When certain flags were raised, battle could be signaled. Also in the center were the Taburnaculae, known as the merchant tents. (I just got finished studying the Roman army, their camps, and ships).
Why did the American soldiers set up a machine gun on the other side of the camp?
not sure
What are letter topics for soldiers?
subjects like weather...WHAT THEY DO IN CAMP AND HOW MUCH THEY MISS THEIR FAMILIES
Why would the baron's soldier set up a siege camp?
Why would the baron's soldiers set up a siege camp ?
One army camp had ration for 600 soldiers for 24 days.After 14 days 100 soldiers were sent to another camp.For how many more days can the remaining soldiers stay in the camp without getting new ration?
10 days. The Army would send soldiers to another camp with their 10 remaining days of rations
Where soldiers are stationed?
camp
Can a trainee bring a journal to boot camp?
You can buy journals on camp. You can also buy extra pairs of clothes, which I would recommend.
Were there families held in Auschwitz or they are separated beforehand?
Most families were separated in Auschwitz. There was however a 'family camp' where families were held together, this camp contained gypsies who were being experimented on.
What is camp for soldiers called?
Bivouac.
Did soldiers of World War 1 go to a training camp ind if so how long for?
yes, soldiers of ww1 did go to training camp and they usally went for 6 weeks but if the generals didnt think they were ready they would keep them behind.
How could camp conditions have been improved for soldiers?
Camp conditions could have been improved for the soldiers had clean water and food supplies been more readily available. It would also have been better if there were more medical facilities.
What are the release dates for Panorama of American Soldiers in Camp - 1903?
Panorama of American Soldiers in Camp - 1903 was released on: USA: January 1903
Where are soldiers statined?
Commonly, soldiers are stationed in an army camp, or army barracks.
Did the Nazis really try to bring the dead back to life?
Yes, they did try to bring back dead soldiers, improve soldiers resistance against cold, and try to chemically and genetically engineer Nazi soldiers. Many disgusting experiments were tested on people in concentration camps before it was used on nazi soldiers. If a nazi had lost a leg, or an arm, someone from a concentration camp would have there leg or arm chopped off, and transplanted to the soldier. They did not bring anyone back to life who had been dead for over 24 hours, and there are no reports of anyone actually being brought back to life.
