The Germans had been experimenting with a machinegun that fired caseless ammunition. Caseless cartridges would reduce the weight, allowing military personnel to carry more ammo OR carry other equipment in addition to their alloted issue of ammo. In war, weight is an issue.
The caseless ammunition would also free up the massive use of valuable brass & copper...these two metals are the favored material of the Western nations in the production of small arms ammunition. The former communist block countries favored plain in-expensive iron/steel (tin can material) for their cartridge cases.
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Like most inventions, Mr. Puckle hoped to sell his invention. Profit is the driving force behind most inventions.
During and after guns were invented.
Submaries, telograughs, the gatling gun, railroads
It was invented during WW2 by Robert Goddard.
The Tang invented gun powder and fireworks. >_<
Off the top of my head I can think of the land mine, the machine gun, the repeating rifle, the practical iron clad warship and the gun turret. They were all used to kill people. Michael Montagne - also there was the hot air balloons for reconnaissance missions
All of the weapons were taken from the Union. The Gatling gun was invented in the Civil War by a north Carolinian (which was in the confederacy) but was given to the Union
Some inventions in China between 1750 and 1914 included the gas cylinder and gun powder modernization. The Chinese also invented a non-invasive neonatal test for Downs Syndrome in the middle 1900s.
Gun powder was invented in China around 850 A.D. It is believed that during the Tang Dynasty that alchemist invented accidentally when he was tried to make an immortality elixir. Gun powder was used in fireworks and warfare.It came to europe at around 1300s
you are a moron. the machine gun was invented long after the revolutionary war.
The gun was invented it china