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Confederate Major William R. Cox is said to hold the infamous record of battle wounds. Cox fought with the Army of Northern Virginia and was wounded eleven times during the war. Cox was part of the Second North Carolina Infantry.
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What was the biggest killier of civil war soldiers?
It seems that disease was the leading killer. Whether the diseases took hold as a healthy soldier, a prisoner in horrific conditions, or an injured soldier, made no matter.For some typhoid, dysentery, and measles are given as specific causes. Large groups died of wounds sustained during battle. In this case, it is unclear whether the wounds themselves were fatal or whether disease set in the wounds and ultimately caused death.
Where did the first shots of civil war take place?
Fort Sumter. Only one soldier died in the battle. Actually, THREE men died as a RESULT of the battle, though none of them were killed by enemy fire. All were accidents -- one Confederate by a misfiring cannon, and two Union soldiers died (one immediately, another mortally wounded) from wounds sustained during the 100-gun salute the Union soldiers were permitted to conduct as they lowered the U.S. flag .
What were the exact injuries during the battle of Fort Sumter you know they were from friendly fire but what are the specific injuries?
There were injuries, but no deaths from enemy action during the First Battle of Fort Sumter. One Confederate soldier was injured by a misfiring cannon and later died of his wounds. On the Union side, one soldier died and another was mortally wounded when a cannon misfired during a parting salute after the battle.
What did thomas Jonathan Jackson do?
Thomas Jonathan Jackson, commonly known as Stonewall Jackson, was a Confederate general during the American Civil War. He earned fame for his tactical prowess and decisive victories, particularly during the First Battle of Bull Run and the Valley Campaign of 1862. Jackson was known for his strong leadership and ability to inspire his troops, earning him the nickname "Stonewall" for his steadfastness in battle. He died from wounds sustained at the Battle of Chancellorsville in 1863, which was a significant loss for the Confederate Army.
How did William baffin die?
William Baffin, an English navigator and explorer, is believed to have died in 1622 from wounds sustained during a naval battle with French ships near the coast of Greenland. His exact cause of death is uncertain, but it is widely accepted that he died from injuries sustained during the battle.
What does Battle Wounds mean?
'Battle wounds' is a general term that means any wound inflicted on a soldier. "Casualty" is a term that means any soldier who was killed, wounded or mortally wounded in battle.
How does raggedstar die?
He was murdered by Brokenstar between Bluestar's Prophecy and Into the Wild.
How many people died due to total war in the civil war?
About 600,000 soldiers, Confederate and Union, perished during the War of the Rebellion due to wounds, exposure, and disease.
Is Audio engineering a good career?
No! It's a horrible carer! I left it with my kids and two of them sustained massive wounds!
How long did a German soldier serve during World War 2?
Until he was killed, captured, became disabled for further service due to wounds or illness, or it was over. There was no getting out of it.
Who was David Goble?
David Goble was an Australian soldier killed during World War I. He died (of his wounds) at sea on the HMV Frankonia on September 2, 1915. He is buried in Gibraltar Cemetery.
Is soap mactavish in modern warfare 3?
Yes. The beginning of the campaign features him recovering from the stab wound he sustained from Colonel Shephard at the end of MW2. He dies near the end of the campaign from wounds he sustained in a fall.
