How long can a soldier go without sleep in a war?

During World War II, soldiers did not sleep for more than 100 hours at most, and because of the severity of the war at that time, it was 100 hours of continuous ground combat, which was very arduous.

According to the data of World War II, if a soldier fights 48 hours of high-intensity combat without any rest and sleep during the period, his combat effectiveness will be greatly reduced. For example, during the Normandy landings, the British and American forces maintained 48 hours of operation, and during the Korean War in 1951, our soldiers maintained a week of high-intensity combat, and even during the Gulf War in 1991, they reached 100 hours of continuous ground combat.

A soldier can only hold out for three days at most, and he is already very tired in peacetime, so holding out for three days has been fixed.

A soldier can go about three days without sleeping, but if it exceeds this time, I don't think anyone can stand it, and then the body will be seriously injured.

In a state of war, the adrenaline of the soldiers increases, so they can last for three days and three nights without sleeping.

If a person does not sleep for more than two days, then the mental aspect will be too high, resulting in dizziness, fatigue, lack of energy, reduced efficiency and other problems. Combat is a more costly act, so the support of natural energy is even more important. 48 hours without sleep is already very powerful.

A person's energy is limited, but when fighting, there may be a lack of food, and many soldiers have nothing to eat, so many people die of starvation. A soldier who does not eat and is overworked is likely not to last two days.

In such a situation, they usually fight continuously for 48 hours. If the consumption is too high for a long time, it will cause dizziness, fatigue, lack of energy, and reduced work efficiency. Therefore, it is necessary to have a good sleep to have a high-quality combat state.

I think 48 hours without sleep is the limit, anyway, I can't hold on to it all night, and the soldier's physical fitness is better for 2 days is also the limit.

。。The first thought that pops into many people's minds is to sleep on the floor, but that's not the case. If the soldiers simply slept on the ground, it was no different from surrendering directly to the enemy, in fact, the ancient soldiers were very particular about dealing with the problem of sleeping at night.

First of all, there will be tents for sleeping, and these tents do not need to be set up by the soldiers themselves when they arrive at the camp. There is a clear division of labor in the army, and the soldiers who fight the war have to do almost nothing but fight. Behind them, there is a powerful logistics force - the "baggage troops".

The soldiers of the baggage unit belong to the logistics team and are not responsible for going to the battlefield to fight. They set off earlier than the army and were responsible for transporting grain and grass to the designated camping sites, as well as fortification, camping, and cooking in pots. In the military, they are "nanny"-like beings.

When the soldiers are charging on the battlefield, they are behind them, solving all the trivial matters of life, so that the soldiers can fight on the field without worries.

Secondly, the camp at night will be patrolled by special sentinels, whose duty is to protect the camp and the food and grass. Sentinels usually work in two or three shifts, changing batches every two or three hours, so that the sentries can also get enough rest.

In their daily lives, the baggage unit provides great convenience to the soldiers, and the sentinels are responsible for keeping them safe. But even so, the soldiers still couldn't get a good night's sleep. The enemy could launch a night attack at any time, and the soldiers had to be vigilant at all times.

When soldiers sleep at night, they often use quivers as pillows or simply put their ears on the ground to sleep, because it is difficult to feel the sound in the air when sleeping. Such an approach helps soldiers to take emergency measures against a sneak attack.

The soldiers we saw on TV returning triumphantly, even if they were happy, could not hide the haggard on their faces. Moreover, this is still the state of their short recuperation on the way back after the battle.

The state of the soldiers on the battlefield is far more tragic than this. Because a battle is never over in a day or two, it is often a protracted battle that lasts for several months, or even more than half a year, and the soldiers travel long distances, and their lives are always in danger, even when they are sleeping at night, they cannot let their guard down.

Therefore, after a battle, soldiers endure a long-term physical and psychological double test, and this is the reason why it usually takes months for soldiers to fully recover after a battle...

Generally, there will be spies in the battle, and 3-5 spies will be released every once in a while, and the spies in front will change shifts, and the rest of the people will retreat from the battlefield for how many kilometers to build a simple camp and rest directly. Once the enemy spies are discovered, they burn something on the spot to raise black smoke, and when they have enough time, they will return to the camp to report the situation, and generally will not directly go to the large army, this is a tacit understanding, otherwise it is easy to end the whole pot.

In different periods, when the war starts, it is good to be able to seize the time to rest and eat to replenish energy. When you don't fight, you will be on duty and rest according to the time outside of daily training.

In ancient times, wars were also to set up camps, and the quality of soldiers' sleep should be determined according to the battle situation, and generally not like now, day and night, constantly attacking and defending, but Mingjin will collect troops and fight again tomorrow, so soldiers can still ensure the quality of sleep!

In ancient times, it was very hard to fight a war, and it took a long time to fight, but there was also time for fighting, and generally after a fight, the soldiers could change their rest. This ensures the quality of sleep.

In ancient times, there were indeed long wars, sometimes even fighting for three days and three nights, but there was no way, in order to survive, people could only do this, so cherish the current life.

In general, they also take turns to rest, possibly in four shifts.

In ancient times, they would also set up camp in war, and then let the soldiers rest and replenish their energy.

When camping, a tall tower would be built to facilitate lookout and observation, and then distributed in small units, and soldiers stood guard in shifts to ensure that they all had more equal sleep and rest time.

Whether it is modern or ancient, when fighting a war, the shift system is adopted, and it is impossible for one person to work all the time, and moreover, there are different branches of the army, and different branches of the army are engaged in different jobs.

Whether it is ancient or modern warfare, many soldiers, including officers, are unable to get enough sleep due to the urgency of their fighters. Therefore, there is usually a certain amount of rest time after the battle, during which the soldiers can rest.

I think that in ancient times, the armies of both sides of the war should eat, eat, sleep, or sleep after a long time, and the troops will lose their combat effectiveness. Mobile whistle though. Fixed posts must be fortified to prevent enemy attacks.

How can you maintain a good quality of sleep when you are at war? It's nothing more than that if you're too tired from fighting, you will naturally rest.

Take turns on duty. Soldiers can't get a good night's sleep, because sneak attacks are also a very common way of fighting.

There are guards on guard, or they take turns sleeping like a shift to ensure the quality of sleep.

When sleeping, the sentry will be arranged, leaving the guards behind, and the rest of the personnel will take turns to sleep. People who are tired will fall asleep when they turn their heads, and the quality of sleep is quite good.

When you start a war, the most important thing is to save your life, and when the enemy comes on the battlefield, it doesn't matter if you can't sleep or not, you can only take a nap in the gap between battles, and you can't talk about any quality.

One is to ensure sleep time, as well as sleep quality. Trained soldiers are guaranteed to fall into a deep sleep quickly.

Camp at night and rest, and there are soldiers on duty who take turns to stand guard!

In battle, the important thing is morale, by arranging for the sentries to stand guard and rest the rest.