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How many pounds of equipment did a typical American Civil War soldier carry?

Generally, not less than 50 pounds, including rifle and ammunition


How much did ammo cost d-day?

On D-Day, June 6, 1944, the cost of ammunition varied depending on the type and caliber. However, a general estimate for the cost of military ammunition during World War II was around $0.10 to $0.20 per round for standard infantry ammunition. The overall expenditure for the operation included not just ammunition but also logistics, equipment, and personnel, resulting in a massive financial commitment from the Allied forces.


What did a wagoner do on an ammunition train in World War 1?

A wagoner on an ammunition train during World War I was responsible for transporting and delivering ammunition and supplies to front-line troops. They managed the horses or mules pulling the wagons, ensuring safe and efficient movement through often challenging and dangerous terrain. Additionally, wagoners had to maintain the vehicles and equipment, and sometimes assist in loading and unloading the ammunition, all while adhering to strict safety protocols to prevent accidents or explosions.


According to Fireside Chat 19 what has America done to prepare for war while all of Europe was already in the war?

The us government has increased industrial production in preparation for modern warfare.


What jobs were created by the war?

Any jobs having to do with war and war production. Numerous factory jobs were created to make uniforms, parachutes, weapons, ammunition, and all manner of military equipment. Jobs were also created in shipbuilding and aircraft design.