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What took nine to ten months to train during World War 1?
It took about 9-10 months to train newly signed up soldiers. they wouldn't go into battle until nearly a year after they signed up!
How did US find soilders for world war 2?
The U.S found soldiers for WWII by drafting people into the army. People also signed up.
What monetary incentives did the Union create to keep men from leaving the army when their enlistment was over?
Most Union soldiers were glad when their enlistment time was up. To try to keep soldiers in the army they came up with a bonus incentive. For soldiers who had enlisted for nine months, they could receive a $100 bonus if they remained in the army. The bonus covered three more years of service.
The original enlistment was only for how many months?
Civil War Union soldiers originally enlisted were either signed up for three months or the duration of the war. Many signed up for additional time once their initial stint was done. After the draft, the required time increased to three years.
How many soldiers signed up to be in the spanish-american war?
8,984
How many Canadian soldiers signed up for war in 1914?
About 30,000
Who was in army during World War 1?
Soldiers make up any army.
How many men signed up for Kitchener's army?
500,000 men.
How long did most soldiers in the Continental Army sign up to serve for?
Most soldiers in the Continental Army signed up to serve for a duration of one to three years. Many enlisted for short terms, often one year, due to the uncertain nature of the conflict and the desire to return home. However, some soldiers re-enlisted for longer periods as the war progressed and the need for experienced troops became evident. The variability in enlistment terms reflected both individual circumstances and the evolving needs of the army.
What soldiers signed up for six months?
Soldiers who signed up for six months typically included those who enlisted for short-term service during times of military need, such as during conflicts or wars. This practice was common in the U.S. military during the Civil War, World War I, and World War II, where individuals sought to serve for a limited period. Additionally, the concept of "short enlistments" was often attractive to those who wanted to support their country without a long-term commitment.
What is a local army made up up of ordinary citizens called?
They were militias. Citizen soldiers.
What does legions?
A legions is a unit of the Roman army made up of about 6,000 soldiers.
