World War 1: Disagree Flashcards
How many days would soldiers spend on the firing line maximum?
2-3 days.
Between 1914 and 1918, what percentage of all soldiers were killed?
12% of all soldiers.
How many days would a typical soldier spend in the reserve?
4-5 days.
Which army had the lowest casualty rate due to disease?
The British Army.
How much time did the soldiers spend away from the front line?
60% of their time.
What were the chances of being wounded?
It was a 50:50 chance.
What were the odds of being killed if you were a soldier?
1 in 12 soldiers were killed.
What percentage of officers were killed in the war?
17% of officers were killed.
What did The British Army create to make sure the soldiers spent the least amount of time in the trenches as possible?
The British Army created rotas.