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During times of draft (WWII, Vietnam war, etc.) what did they do with people who were drafted but failed training completely?
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Was it common for the average citizen to know Morse code back when telegrams were still the main form of long distance communication?
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In June 1944, North Africa had been won, the U.S. was in Italy, and Russia was deep into Poland. Why was D-Day so important?
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In band of brothers (WW2) American soldiers are allowed to return home after the war if they have 85 points, is this historically accurate and what were points based on?
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When Julius Caesar reformed the calendar, why didn't he just create months with 30 or 31 days, resulting in 7*30+5*31=365 in regular years and 6*30*6*31=366 in leap years? Why he wanted February to be an exception?
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