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sashaice [31]
3 years ago
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during world war 2 about 1.8% of us soldiers were killed directly in battle this number went down to 0.5% at vietnam war what wa

s this number in the persian gulf war
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joja [24]3 years ago
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During ww2<span> about </span>1.8<span>% of </span>us soldiers were killed directly<span> in </span>battle<span>. This </span>number went down<span> to </span>0.5<span>% at </span>Vietnam war<span>. What was this </span>number<span> in the </span>Persian gulf<span> - 3910841.</span>
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