Local 62-year-old dad Carl Strungis reportedly spends hours glued to The History Channel, absorbing absolutely nothing except the vague sense that explosions are cool and America rules.
Mostly machine gun and rifle bullets. Deaths from gas were quite rare, relatively speaking, although it caused a lot of non-fatal casualties. By “soldiers’ deaths” I meant combat deaths, not illnesses, which in almost all wars in history killed more people than actual combat.
Were the other 1/3 from flu/illness or are gas attacks not included in artillery deaths maybe?
Mostly machine gun and rifle bullets. Deaths from gas were quite rare, relatively speaking, although it caused a lot of non-fatal casualties. By “soldiers’ deaths” I meant combat deaths, not illnesses, which in almost all wars in history killed more people than actual combat.