Called Trench Foot, you're thrown into a WW1-looking warzone filled with cultists ... There are more modern fog, explosion, and smoke effects littered throughout Trench Foot, and the way all ...

Result: up to Dec. 12, 17,500 G.I.s had developed trench foot, something no one expected in World War II (partly because no one expected the war to settle down into mud and trenches). Trench foot ...

Trenches became valuable to WW1 armies because they were a defensive ... Illnesses such as Trench Foot resulted in many soldiers losing toes and in extreme cases having a foot amputated Soldiers ...

But if you’ve been left puzzled by the news (because let’s face it, most of us associate trench foot with WW1) this is what you need to know about the condition. Trench foot, also known as ...