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The Western Front passed through Belgium, France and Germany. It extended from the English Channel to the border of Britain. However, the trench lines of 1914 moved a little in either direction until 1918 (particularly on the Western Front).

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The cross section of this trench shows how trenches were enforced with barbed wired to slow down the enemies from invading our trenches. They were also bordered by sandbags to absorb the bullets. These cross sections included duckboards to stand on when the trenches were filled with water from the rain. Moreover, a drainage ditch toilet was also placed in the trenches to have the soldiers do their business and dugouts were used as shelters for soldiers to rest.

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What were some things found in the trenches?

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What were some things found in the trenches?

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Along with the soldiers were many other discomforting things. Corpses of your friends and acquaintances were lying in the trenches and food scraps were littered everywhere. The stench of the dead bodies and food scraps attracted a large amount of rats and lice. In addition, other pests like frogs, slugs and horned beetles were also found in the trenches.
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Trench foot was a condition where the skin rots off your feet from standing in water for too long or from cold, wet trenches. Due to the conditions, your feet would  swell up three times the normal size. Severe cases of trench foot could result in amputation. To prevent trench foot, many soldiers were required to change their socks often.
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Many people these days have very minimum information about the WWI. The trenches played a large role in this war. Therefore, today I'm going to answer all of your question about the trenches.

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How much time did the soldiers spend in the trenches?

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How much time did the soldiers spend in the trenches?

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The soldiers would spend 48 hours in the trenches fighting, and they would receive 4 days to rest.
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The lifestyle in the trenches were miserable. Due to the weather and climate it was constantly muddy, wet, and rainy. Many soldiers were mentally and emotionally damaged by experiencing the death and injury of their friends and family. These events occurred when they went "over the top" to invade the allies's trench. In addition, surviving through the attacks also made an impact on the horrific lifestyle, as it made it impossible for the soldiers to even think about going back home and living the life they lived before enlisting in the war.
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A trench is a system where they dig a long narrow ditch that is two meters deep into the earth. These trenches would be lined with wooden planks which were used as duckboards by soldiers. Trenches were made in zig-zag patterns to prevent sweeping fire by the enemy and they were separated by "no-man's land".