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Xylyl Bromide is a chemical used in a tear gas grenade. It was used against the Germans by the French in WW1.
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When did WW1 officially begin?
World War I began Officially in August 3rd of 1914
When did aviation regulation begin?
Aviation regulation really began after WW1 and continued with different rules and regulations every year since then.
Did the soldiers in ww1 letters require postage?
yes, in my history class we are doing a trench letter, our teacher said the letter's envolope had to have postage from that time/ era
When did World War 1 begin and end?
Began July 28th, 1914. End: Officially November 11th, 1918
How did the Caribbean benefit from some of the inventions of the Industrial Revolution?
Helped in the war effort (WW1 and WW2)
What month and year did the us begin WW1?
The US did not begin WW1. It had been under way a long time before the US finally decided to take part.
Who was assassinated to begin ww1?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria.
What words pertaining to World War 1 begin with the letter U?
"Unrestricted Submarine Warfare" was the policy followed by the German Navy to have German submarines without warning sink ships that were transporting food and other resources. U-boat was a term in WW1 referring to a submarine.
During which battle in ww1 did soldiers begin digging trenches?
battle of marne
Are there any words that start with the letter v that were used in ww1?
Vickers Machine Gun is an item from WWI. The British Army used it during the war.
What was a four letter word of a plane in ww1?
spad
When did WW1 officially begin?
World War I began Officially in August 3rd of 1914
What two words can define WW1?
Bloody and unfair
What year did World War I armistice begin in Europe?
WW1 ends on 11/11 1918
How did Hitler begin his military career?
He enlisted in the German army in WW1 and got to the rank of corporal.
what starts with the letter x that is related to WW1?
X-ray
When did World War 1 begin and where?
WW1 began in 1914 in Serbia. The USA did not join in until 1917.
