[Drew]

Yeah.. except that I've seen someone shot with a .30 calibur rifle in real life, and there is most definitely blood. And as far as the blood spurting out of the uniform, that is also accurate, and here is why:

During WWII, they didn't use explosive rounds. Hollow tips, etc. So the bullet entered the body at a high rate of speed and created a vacuum. Once the bullet either lodges or exits the body, the vacuum is lost creating a very intense and opposite reaction, sending the blood spurting like a fountain.