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Soldiers in combat settings during WW1, WW2, and just about any war, slept no more then 2 hours a day. they would have on and off shifts night and day and only get little time to sleep. Soldiers away from the battlefield and on the home front kept more "normal" hours.
they only get about fourteen hours of sleep mabay they got 24 hours if possible.
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