Table of contents

1. Dedication Page                                    

2. Table of Contents                                         

3. Introduction

4. Part 1, WWI

5. Introduction (WWI)

6-7. Cause of War

8. Deaths And Injuries

9. Time Lasted And The Longest Battle

10. Property Damage

11. Part 2, WWII

12. Introduction (WWII)

  13. Bravest Soldier To Serve In WWII

14. Deaths and Wounds

15. Time Lasted and Longest Battle

16. Youngest To Die

17. Part 3, Vietnam War

18. Introduction (Vietnam)

19. The Escape To Canada

20.  Possibilities and Tactics 

21. Cause of War

22. Glossary

23. Information Sources

Have you ever fought in a war? Well, I have lots of information on three large wars that could help you understand it more. I will show you the Vietnam War, World War 1, and World War 2. 

INtroduction

WWI

Part 1

    Now yes, World War 1 was the smaller of the two world wars by 2 years, but that did not stop it from large casualties with everyday life...

Cause of the war

    The reason is farely simple, it was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. 

    Though there is more to the story, which I will explain later, the reason he was so important to Austria-Hungary where he is from is because he was the heir to the throne and was likely to get it. 

Image of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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    Now on to the rest of the story, after Gavrilo Princip from Serbia assassinated Archduke, Austria was furious! When they attacked, they had two allies, Germany and Italy.

     With more countries on their side, Serbia got allies as well. The allies are Russia, France, Belgium, Montenegro, Britain, Canada, and Australia. Later, after 2 and a half years after the war started, the U.S. joined the war.

The flags of "The Allies"

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    Being smaller than WWII, there were not as many deaths, but the numbers were large. 20 million people died during the war and 21 million were injured in total 41 million or more were 

hurt or killed during the war.

deaths and injuries

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Two injured soldiers after WW2

    The war was quite long though World War 2 was larger than World War 1, World War 1 lasted 4 years which is a long time, one of the battles lasted about 300 days! The name of the battle is called The Battle Of Verdun.

Time Lasted and the longest battle

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Image of The Battle of Verdun

    The numbers are sky-high for houses lost with over $186B of property damage alone! In Germany alone, 3.6 Million homes were lost… Orphanages, cathedrals, manses, monasteries, and convents were all destroyed in World War 1.

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Broken down house damaged by WW2

property damage

                          Part 2 

      WW2

       In this part I will be going over a war that is, like World War 1, known world-wide as one of the most dangerous wars. This war is World War 2.

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WWII Soldier

       Born June 20, 1925, Audie Murphy was known as the “Brave Soldier To Serve in WW2”, dying in a plane crash on May 28, 1971, at the age of 46. 

    Audie Murphy’s grave, tells about how he served in World War 2 and how he earned the “Medal Of Honor”.

Bravest soldier to serve in WWII

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Image of Audie Murphy.

The numbers are high, in the Navy 62,614 died and 37,778 were wounded, Marines 24,511 died and 68,207 were wounded, the Coast Guard 1,917 died and the wounded is unknown, but finally with the Army and Air Force together 318,274 died and 565,861 were wounded.

Deaths and wounds