The only way they got supplies were from a medical camps set up a few miles back and get supplies from there. The soldiers never had showers, maybe every once in a couple months. The movie shows how bad winters were and when they were in the forest and were getting bombed. The movie shows that some guys lost boots, and they were shoe less or sock less...
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The movie shows that some guys lost boots, and they were shoe less or sock less. The movie also shows in one scene that the allied soldiers had to try and dry their socks out because if they had wet socks on consistently they would get trench foot. Or if they didn't have boots or proper clothing many soldiers got frost bitten or hypothermia...
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