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How many Canadian Tanks were used during World War 2?
Canada only had 4,601 tanks in World War 2.
What types of transport were used during world war 2?
planes boats tanks
What types of tanks were used in World War 1?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medium_tank
Did world war 1 have tanks?
Yes, world war 1 had tanks. World War 1 was the introduction of battle-ready tanks used in war.
What French automobile company built the tanks for France?
The Renault automobile company worked with the French military to produce several types of tanks for World War One?
How many British tanks were lost in World War 2?
32 british tanks were lost during world war 2
Did ww1 and World War 2 have tanks?
Yes, both world wars used tanks.
Did Germany use tanks in World War I?
Yes Germany did use tanks during world war 1, they use tanks alone with airplanes, gas masks, and submarines
What were the 5 new types of technology in war world 1?
there was chemical warefare,machine guns,Artillery,Trench warfare,and Tanks
How many different types of tank did they make during world war 2?
whell if there was grass fairies involved there was 69 tanks
How did tank inprove because of world war 2?
The tanks of today benefited by learning from the tanks of World War 2. They became wider, longer, larger inside and safer. The ammo for the tanks are now electronically locked and unlocked so they can be retrieved to be loaded into the guns. They have a lot more armor plating in the crucial places. It is a little easier to get out of tanks. The tanks of today go a lot faster than the World War 2 tanks. Speed is crucial and so is the size and power of the ammo. The size of the guns got bigger and more powerful too. The tanks of today can handle many types of climates and terrain whereas the tanks of World War 2 could not handle a lot of climates and mud.
How did the tanks of World War 1 change the future of war?
They were the first tanks, and tanks eventually became a dominant force in warfare as we know it.
