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Based on military technology of 1914, one could say that war planes and the invention of the tank were part of the military arms race of those days. With that said, the enhancement of submarines and machine guns were also part of that race. Also, poison gases were part of military thinking.
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What the term under arms mean?
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How was the blacksmith represented on the coat of arms?
The blacksmith represented on the coat of arms is an knight's helmet over the flag of whatever country they work in and the country's colors in the coat of arms. See the related link for an example of the British blacksmith coat of arms.
What did the colors of the Italian flag represent in 1920?
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What is the military rifle command of order arms?
Order......Arms
What does bear arms?
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What is a battle-axe?
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Are doctors in the military issued arms?
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Does a Sergeant at Arms from Toastmasters carry a lethal weapon?
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You will have to specify what year and what country.
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What does to bare arms mean?
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What was represented on the spanish banner?
The coat of arms
Army arms room weapon log?
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What does to bare mean?
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How was the blacksmith represented on the coat of arms?
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What did the colors of the Italian flag represent in 1920?
Italy was a kingdom from 1861 to 1946 and its flag had:the coat of arms of the royal family in the foreground,three colors (green, white and red) in the background. Green represented the military, while white and red represented liberty.When Italy became a republic, the royal coat of arms was removed, but the colors were not changed.
