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When a soldier goes down, his gear is taken with him if possible which most times it is. With the advent of the helicopter, transportation for the living and the dead has been advanced like never before. Now, men can be taken from point of injury to a CSH in under an hour, a feat that was nearly impossible just decades ago.
Field expedient graves like the ones seen in Saving Private Ryan, are only authorized under very limited circumstances, but in the current conflicts, there is no need for them.
If a soldier is wounded on the battlefield, he will be taken by MEDEVAC or CASEVAC to a CSH, or Combat Support Hospital. These can provide Level III care and limited recover beds. If it is determined that the soldier cannot return to duty within a week, he will be shipped out of country, usually back to his country of origin. Once he is well enough, he will return to duty with his unit in theater.
Things like vehicles and helicopters that go down in the field which cannot be recovered either due to logistics or danger, will be destroyed in place by aircraft.
What else can I help you with?
How many Union soldiers died during the battle of Chattanooga?
There were 753 reported Union soldiers killed during the Battle of Chattanooga.
How many child soldiers are killed every day?
It dependes if they are in a battle or not. If they aren't, that's easy. Zero. If they are, alot of child soldiers get killed in a battle. I know this answer isn't that good. Sorry.
Is there a listing of those killed during the battle at St Lo France in World War 2?
list names of soldiers killed in battle of st. lo
Use the map to identify the location where twenty-four thousand soldiers were killed in a one-day battle and Lee lost his orders before the battle.?
The location where twenty-four thousand soldiers were killed in a one-day battle, and where General Lee lost his orders before the battle, is the Battle of Antietam, which took place in Maryland on September 17, 1862. This battle is known for being the bloodiest single-day battle in American history. The loss of Lee's orders, which were found by Union soldiers, significantly impacted the battle's dynamics.
What did the Battle of Shiloh show about future course of the Civil War?
The Battle of Shiloh was fought on April 6-7, 1862. 23,746 soldiers were killed or wounded in the battle, 13,047 Union soldiers and 10,699 Confederate soldiers. The battle was a union victory, but the heavy casualties demonstrated that the war would be bloody and difficult.
