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Influenza spread from person to person by close contact, especially through sneezing, coughing, or sharing items such as drinking cups. Key transmission vectors within the military included training camps, in transit aboard trains or ships, and along the front lines of battlefields.
Key transmission vectors for civilians included refugee camps, crowded cities, transportation services, factories, and public gatherings. An estimated 50— million people died worldwide, many from complications of pneumonia. This article examines the evolution of four waves of the — influenza pandemic, emphasizes the role of the U. Navy and sea travel as the initial transmitters of the virus in the United States, and focuses on California as a case study in the response to the crisis.
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