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Struggles US soldiers faced when returning from war.

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Struggles US soldiers faced when returning from war.

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When returning home from the war there were so many men trying to get work that many men found it hard or could not get work. No one knew what the post-war fatigue was like or the ptsd.

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At the begging of the war, they were used to get information from behind enemy lines by flying over the enemies. The introduction of aircrafts carrying bombs was introduced and bombing enemy bases.

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The American when arrived helped the allied soldiers with a much-need morale boost. They arrived in large numbers.

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World war one unlike other wars was started with the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria.

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Trench warfare is when two opposing forces attack and defend in trenches built by the soldiers. Trench warfare was designed to help the soldiers win battles on flat land when there isn’t much cover.

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Blood banks were invented to store blood near the front lines for wounded soldiers.

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Trench warfare leads to all kinds of diseases such as dysentery cholera and typhoid fever they would spread rapidly. There was also a condition called trench foot which is dead tissue that spread across one or both feet and could lead to amputation.

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The trench coat was invented to help keep the water off them in the rain and wet trenches.

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What was a stalemate and what how did trenches play a role.

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What was a stalemate and what how did trenches play a role.

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A stalemate is when there is no exact win for either side the trenches would cause the stalemate because of the bell,   The army would just stay in their trenches.

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The creation of stainless steel in world war one allowed for them to use metal that would not rust and used it to help prevent rust in aircraft engines and medical supplies.

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