Your family is a bullet magnet! ;o)
The men’s side is, anyway! Heh. Women were RNs and surgical nurses and darned smart enough not to get shot. Even my 3 of 4 uncles in the B-17s had soft tissue wounds, with one lost a piece of bone from his lower leg.
Dad told me some stories of how Patton pushed 3rd Corps so fast, he’d outrun his supply lines’ ammo, fuel and food.
During Battle of Bulge winter, it was 40-50 below and very deep snow, and with no food, they were frozen, and had to use bayonets to dig frozen turnips and carrots from deserted homes’ gardens and farm fields. They’d pack their wool sweaters, under wool coats with frozen vegs to thaw them out, and find a mess kitchen to cook them up for the hungry until food supplies caught-up to their positions.
He’s still got cold feet/hands from frostbite, as all the soldiers did in that terrible winter. Doesn’t use AC much, except to remove humidity from the house; he’d rather be warm than cold again.