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Airplanes were used as observation planes during WWI; they adjusted artillery fire. WWI was a war of artillery & infantry. Aviation was new; therefore, since artillery was consistently used, and planes spotted artillery, nearly every land battle during WWI had some form of aerial combat taking place ABOVE the battle field...e.g the Somme, Verdun, etc.
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Where did a lot of battles take place ww1?
France
Why were soldiers executed in WW1?
assassination of frank Ferdinand
What did New Zealand do in WW1?
Basically whatever Britain did, NZ did. We were involved in Galipoli and many other battles.
What was Canada's role in the Treaty of Versailles that ended ww1?
To win battles nig ga punk asaass
How many major battles was the United States in during WW1?
Chateau-Thierry, Belleau Wood, Saint-Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne.
In world war 1 what were battles called between aircraft's?
Air plane battles in ww1 are calledDogfights if a fighter was skilled and had no mercy he would shoot the parachute or the man himself
Where did a lot of battles take place ww1?
France
What City in Belgium is the site of WW1 Battles?
Ypres
What battles did Dorothea Dix help out with?
ww1 ww2
What were torpedoes used for in WW1?
Sinking merchant shipping suspected by Germany of supplying allies. Also some naval battles.
How did Triple Entente win WW1?
they won by 10 battles and by the fat butts
How many battles did the french fight in ww1?
let's just say a lot
Why were soldiers executed in WW1?
assassination of frank Ferdinand
How did London survive the attacks ww1?
There were no air attacks on London in WW1.
What was the effect of the air plane on world war 1?
A profound effect. It became increasingly obvious as the first world war progressed that air popwer had to be central in planning attacks on enemy positions and, obviously, in countering enemy air power. It was out of the experiences of the WW1 pilots and the powers involved that the Blitzkrieg doctrine of the Nazis evolved.AnswerVery little. The air forces became a part of every country's army and in some cases it was a separate branch of service. However, the air force and the air battles had very little impact on the war.Opinion?I like reading about the WW1 aces and air combat, so I would like to say that it had a great impact. BUT I have to admit that their role did not greatly impact the outcome of the battles. The advances in technology and experiences in flying had a tremendous impact on the development of the airplane design and development. Custermen
Famous battles of ww1?
Verdun, The Somme, the Marne, Arras, Ypres, Gallipoli, Jutland and Tannenberg.
What did New Zealand do in WW1?
Basically whatever Britain did, NZ did. We were involved in Galipoli and many other battles.
