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How did soldiers protect themselves from powerful artillery fire during world war 1?
Ran back the direction they came.
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Why did soldiers lived in trenches?
A correct but simplified answer:Because of the invention of machine guns and rapid firing and accurate artillery any person who was visible to the opposing side Died. To protect themselves the soldiers dug trenches to hide in.
How do mammoths Protect themselves?
they uses there powerful trunks
How do camachile protect themselves?
beacause of the powerful smell in side
Why was medieval armor made?
To protect soldiers during war and crusades
How do orangutan's protect themselves?
they usually hide but they bite if necessary. Also they use their powerful arms.
How did the people at San Gabriel protect themselves?
All of the missions had 5-6 soldiers living at the missions.
Why do soldiers need guns?
So they can protect themselves from the other army. Plus, they don't always use guns.
How do crocodiles protect themself?
Crocodiles use their tail and powerful jaws to protect themselves. They are apex predators so they have no predators other than human beings.
How did soldiers protect themselves from machine guns in world war 1?
They protected themselves by using bags of sand to block the bullets, hide in their trenches, or find some other protection
How did soldiers protect themselves from chemical warfare?
The use of mustard gas in World War One was a terrible and inhumane weapon. Gas masks were the best protection soldiers had to avoid breathing in this gas.
Considering the types of weapons used on the western front What would be their main defensive function?
Trenches were the soldiers main protection from machine guns and artillery, but the British and United States alsong with other countries had special helmets to protect their heads from artillery.
Why did the soldiers decide to use trench warfare?
In order to protect themselves from enemy fire, soldiers on both sides "dug in." They first built shallow slit trenches and rifle pits, and then as the once mobile lines of war became deadlocked, the trenches became deeper and more complex. Basically, a trench protected a soldier from flying bullets and shells.
