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So I was up last night and ended up on this subject, I started doing some mental math but try wrapping your mind around these numbers.1,194,198 american soldiers have died in service since the start of this country, roughly half of them in the past 65 years. It would take 13 days, 19 hours, 43 minutes and 18 seconds to kill that many people if you killed one a second, every second, without break. It would take an average AK-47 firing at FULL cyclic rate(600 rounds per minute) 1 day, 9 hours, 10 minutes and 20 seconds to fire this many rounds, assuming that somehow each bullet wound fataly wound a seperate person without wasting two bullets on any one person(imagine trying to aim and hit 10 different people every second. Also consider that no magazine holds 1.2 MILLION rounds so you would have to reload and the gun would catch fire/melt somewhere between 30 to 60 seconds of full auto firing. Assuming a 75 year life expectancy on the average us citizen, there are about 657,456 hours in a normal persons life, so... If every single dead US serviceman's life translated into one hour of time the total of all servicemen KIA would equal 136 years of total time. This means that that the United States Of America has been sacrificing soldiers at a rate of roughly 1 soldier every 1 hour and 43 minutesSo on average a US soldier is killed every hour and 43 minutes since the founding of this countryI thought it might be interesting to post this topic since most of us live in the USA, and I assume that yall grossly underestimate or underappreciate how much is given for this country just as much as I do. Big numbers are kinda hard to wrap the human mind around and actually fathom. If yall find any interesting math related to this subject please feel free to add it Thank You to those who have sacrificed
it was pretty upsetting to see some people still expecting some service. I work in a Hardware Store, and the manager got on the PA system and all, and asked everyone to stop, yet some douches still didnt get the message.