20 Combat Stats That Challenge Everything You Think

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TimeStamps:
00:00 Intro
00:18 15% WWII Infantry Shot at Enemy
00:35 90% In Vietnam Shot at Enemy
02:10 Artillery Casualties
02:40 Average WWII Infantryman Days in Combat
03:52 Freezing More Common than Panic
04:33 Urban Combat is Messy..
05:00 Support Troops
05:34 WWII More PTSD Than Physical Wounds
06:17 Replacements More Likely to be Casualties
07:00 Elite Troops Feel Fear the Same
07:47 Firefights last Minutes - Not Hours
08:00 Disease Kills More Soldiers
08:32 Most Firefights Under 300m
08:54 Combat Shooting is Unaimed
09:10 Soldiers Prefer Lighter Weapons
09:37 Boredom
10:00 NUMBERS

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Sources:
S.L.A. Marshall — Men Against Fire (1947)
U.S. Army Human Resources Research Office (HumRRO), Vietnam-era firing studies
Dave Grossman — On Killing (1995)
Dave Grossman — On Combat (2004)
John Keegan — The Face of Battle (1976)
Richard Holmes — Acts of War: The Behavior of Men in Battle (1985)
Richard A. Gabriel — No More Heroes: Madness and Psychiatry in War (1987)
U.S. Army Medical Department — Neuropsychiatry in World War II (1946–1950)
U.S. War Department — WWII Infantry Manpower & Combat Exposure Studies
The Dupuy Institute — Combat Effectiveness & Casualty Analysis Reports
Trevor N. Dupuy — Understanding War (1987)
U.S. Army Center of Military History — Infantry Casualty and Replacement System Studies
U.S. Army FM 3-06 — Urban Operations
British Army Operational Research Group — WWII Infantry Combat Studies
British Ministry of Defence — Small Arms & Infantry Behavior Reports
Israeli Defense Forces — Urban Warfare & Casualty Studies (various publications)
RAND Corporation — Casualties and Medical Care in Modern Warfare
Sebastian Junger — War (2010)
U.S. Army Infantry Board Reports (WWII–Cold War)
NATO / Allied Joint Doctrine Publications on Combat Stress & Infantry Operations