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They walked or they had horses
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The civil war was an un-declared war fought against ourselves. WW1 was a declared war fought against a foreign nation.
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Donkeys Horses Pidgoens and Tracker Dogs
Dogs, pigeons, horses, glow worms, elephants, parrots, oxen, pigs, cats, donkeys and camels were all used in world war 1.
Yes. In fact there was a scientific test during the first world war to see if they could be used in combat and as it turned out they were incredibly intelligent and manage to complete a series of puzzles and challenges including undoing a locked pack lock with their mouths. But as they are closely related to horses the tests were also carried out on horses and they were found to be even smarter and were used in many operations through out the war. , and yes donkeys are smart !:)
Everyone in the world has used horses for war at some point in history. Horses have been an invaluable help in developing the world and in warfare.
War is hell for everybody but the horses that were used during the war were treated well.
No horses are used for "war horses" anymore.
they were used to carry and help the wounded.
horses and tanks
Grass and muck !
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first answer: More sophisticated weapons are used. So it seems like a mistake that horses are mentioned in a final battle where the most advanced societies are engaged in world war correct answer: Horses, mules, donkeys, camels, etc. were often used by various armies in World War Two to haul equipment & supplies. They can travel in areas that are not suitable for motorized vehicles, such as narrow mountain trails, or in heavily forested areas. If gasoline is not available or in short supply these animals can be very helpful. Alot of photos are available concerning the German Army's use of horses and the US Army's use of mules (in Italy & Burma).
Yes.