'000 wounded' presentation slideshows

Canada and the Great War

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WWII Battles 1942 - 1945

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World War I

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Battles

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The Battles for the Pacific

The Battles for the Pacific. Japanese Advances. Within Six months after Pearl Harbor, Japan dwarfed the German Empire by taking the following:. Hong Kong French Indochina Malaya Burma Thailand Half of China. Formosa Dutch East Indies Guam Wake Solomon Islands 2 Aleutian Islands.

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World War I

World War I. War, and the End of an Era in Europe. World War I Causes. Nationalism Military alliances and planning Colonial expansion Arms Races Assassination. Battlefronts. Western Front -600 miles from English Channel to Swiss border Eastern Front-1100 miles from Riga to the Black Sea

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Wounded Warrior

Wounded Warrior. October 25, 2011. Army Casualties/Impacts. 3,200 KIA W 20,000 surviving family 27,000 Wounded 7,000 Severely wounded long term care 100,000 Brain injuries: 45,000 PTSD It takes 24-36 months to recover from a deployment but returning in 18 months

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WWI Begins

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How Technology Changed the Face of the War

How Technology Changed the Face of the War. Readings: Smith , et al., 891-902. WHY GLOBAL WAR IN 1914?. Break of Multi-national Empires Intense Nationalism Social Darwinism Yellow Journalism Arms Race and Rise of Armaments Industry. New Weapons. New Weapons (continued).

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Indian soldiers in Hampshire during WW1

Indian soldiers in Hampshire during WW1. During the First World War, over 140,000 volunteers from the Indian sub continent saw active service in Europe. In addition almost 80,000 volunteers from African colonies and the West Indies took part in the fighting.

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Effects of the War (text pp. 63-64)

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Chapter 23 Section 4

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