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Once in the positions, military life ended up being far unique in relation to what most of Civil War troopers had anticipated. Enthusiastic energy blinded the greater part of these volunteers to the real factors and difficulties they were joining to understanding. The section of a few ages had quieted the nation's memory of the hardships of the American Revolution. Few had taken an interest in the war with Mexico, which left a well known tradition of great triumph. Surely, contended the standard way of thinking, this sectional emergency would be settled in a couple of short, easy months.

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Once in the positions, military life ended up being far unique in relation to what most of Civil War troopers had anticipated. Enthusiastic energy blinded the greater part of these volunteers to the real factors and difficulties they were joining to understanding. The section of a few ages had quieted the nation's memory of the hardships of the American Revolution. Few had taken an interest in the war with Mexico, which left a well known tradition of great triumph. Surely, contended the standard way of thinking, this sectional emergency would be settled in a couple of short, easy months.

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Of every 1,000 Feder-als, 112 were wounded; 150 of every 1,000 Confederates were hit. A Yankee stood a 1 in 8 chance of dying due to illness and a 1 in 18 chance of dying in battle. A Rebel faced a 1 in 5 chance of succumbing to disease and a 1 in 8 chance of dying in combat.

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The seasonal movement to permanent winter camps would simultaneously improve and harm the physical condition of the Civil War soldier. 

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The seasonal movement to permanent winter camps would simultaneously improve and harm the physical condition of the Civil War soldier. 

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Proportions on the walk changed from abundant to scant. On paper, the Union armed force delighted in the best proportions of any military in history up to that time, yet strategic challenges inborn in taking care of multitudes of several thousands brought about periodic deficiencies. The Confederacy, while battling on predominately "home turf," regularly thought that it was hard to reliably convey full proportions to its soldiers on the walk, generally because of acquisition and transportation issues.

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After the primary months of the war, the safe house half, or "canine tent," turned into the most commonsense methods for overnight sanctuary. While convenient and lightweight, cover parts gave insignificant security to their two occupants. Sgt. Austin C. Stearns of the thirteenth Massachusetts portrayed his asylum as "basically a bit of fabric around six feet square with a line of catches and catch openings on three sides; two men pitched together by fastening their pieces together and getting two sticks with a groin toward one side and one to go across at the top and afterward putting their material over it and nailing it down close." To shield the officer from the soggy ground, a tarred or rubber treated cover could be utilized. A strong fleece cover kept the chill off. Shockingly, numerous warriors disposed of these weighty things on a long walk or when entering battle, and lived (or kicked the bucket) to think twice about it when the climate changed.

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Only a tiny fraction of any soldier’s time was spent in front line combat. Instead, the vast majority of his existence revolved around the monotonous routines of camp life, which presented its own set of struggles and hardships.