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They would usually, stand at the back of the field and then signalled, they would run (two people) with a stretcher to the injured person, lift him onto it, and carry him away back to safety. They carried water guns to protect themselves foom the Nazi
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What was the effectiveness of using violence during World War 1 and World War 2?
to show that they meant no mercy
What war was called the great war?
World War I. The numeral name was only added after the second world war. And the "great" meant large in magnitude not excellent.
What do the numbers on World War 2 dog tags mean?
It meant the force they were with
What was the organization called meant to keep world peace for world war 1?
The Tony Greig Organisation
What where G.I. passwords in world war 2?
Troops in World War II used the password 'flash'. It was meant to be answered in return with the password 'thunder.'
What role did the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels play in World War II?
they helped the ANZAC soldiers carry supplies and were stretcher bearers for wounded men.
Where did nurses serve in World War 1?
they served in small ditches to anyone injured . They served behind the lines with their male colleagues in hospitals. Stretcher bearers served in the front lines and these were all male.
when was world war tow at?
i meant were was world war two at!?
What might the value be of a collapse stretcher from the Vietnam war?
see ebay
Who led world war 3?
There has yet to be a third World War. If you meant WW2, it was Adolf Hitler. If you meant during WW1, it was Otto Von Bismarck.
Who was assassinated in World War II?
No one was assassinated in world war 2 If you meant world war 1 then Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
Where did the expression shake a leg which means hurry up come from?
It comes from the American Civil War. The battles of the civil war were bloody and gruesome. Often after a bayonet charge, the dead and wounded would often end up in a tangled and bloody pile. When the fighting ended, the stretcher-bearers would come out to sort the dead from the wounded. One way they had to sort the bodies between the dead and those still living, was to lift a leg or an arm and jostle it, to see if they got a rise out of the body. As you can imagine having one's limbs shaken while already wounded was quite a painful experience, so a soldier learned to move or wave one of his arms or legs by himself to indicate to the stretcher-bearer that he was alive. After a time, the stretcher-bearers would first yell to the piles of bodies "shake a leg or arm" as they approached. After a time, the shortened "shake a leg" began to be used in any situation where one wanted to rouse someone to action.
Where did the term shake a leg come from?
From the American Civil War--The battles of the civil war were bloody and gruesome. Often after a bayonet charge, the dead and wounded would often end up in a tangled and bloody pile. When the fighting ended, the stretcher-bearers would come out to sort the dead from the wounded. One way they had to sort the bodies between the dead and those still living, was to lift a leg or an arm and jostle it, to see if they got a rise out of the body. As you can imagine having one's limbs shaken while already wounded was quite a painful experience, so a soldier learned to move or wave one of his arms or legs by himself to indicate to the stretcher-bearer that he was alive. After a time, the stretcher-bearers would first yell to the piles of bodies "shake a leg or arm" as they approached. After a time, the shortened "shake a leg" began to be used in any situation where one wanted to rouse someone to action.
What was the effectiveness of using violence during World War 1 and World War 2?
to show that they meant no mercy
What sort of jobs did they do for the war effort if they did not want to fight im world war one?
front line litter bearers for wounded personnel. supply technicians. adminastrative. and many other type supports
Was the civil war the worse war?
the worse war than what? if you meant WORST then, the answer is no. it probably would be World War 1 or World War 2 ~ Captain Squiggles
What war was called the great war?
World War I. The numeral name was only added after the second world war. And the "great" meant large in magnitude not excellent.
