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Average height and weight of German soldier during ww2?
5 ft 10, 180 lbs
What was the standard dose of morphine for a soldier in World War 2?
The standard syrettes were 5 per pack and each syrette contained 1.5 cc of morphine.
What is a buffalo nickel with a soldier on the other side wearing a helmet?
You have what's known as a Hobo Nickel. The soldier design was carved into the coin after it left the mint. You would need an expert first-hand inspection to determine if you have a modern version (worth $5-$50) or an original (worth possibly hundreds of dollars).
How many military personnel does it take to support one combat soldier?
The ratio of military personnel to combat soldiers can vary depending on the specific mission, branch of the military, and level of support required. Generally, it is estimated that for every one combat soldier on the front lines, there can be anywhere from 5 to 8 support personnel providing logistics, intelligence, medical, communications, and other essential services. This ratio ensures that the combat soldier is effectively supported and equipped to carry out their mission successfully.
What did a corporal do in World War 1?
A corporal was and is just basically your average infantry soldier.
