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What were the ditches dug by ww1 soldiers called?
a trench
What was dug across northern France in ww1?
president Wilson
Was there trenches in the Vietnam war?
No not like in WW1 however there were many tunnels dug by the north to aid in the fight against invading forces
What is a dugout World War I?
A dugout was a trench that was dug and roofed over as a shelter for troops.
How many airplanes were used in WW1?
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What were the ditches dug by ww1 soldiers called?
a trench
What was dug across northern France in ww1?
president Wilson
In what country were the trentches dug?
The trenches were dug in lots of countries. France,England and Germany were included. In fact, most countries in WW1 had trenches dug in them either by them or the enemy.
What nickname did General Lee receive because of all the trenches he ordered dug?
Trenches weren't dug in the civil war. They aren't used until WW1. The battle tactics of the civil war were still Napoleonic.
What was in a World War 1 dug out?
you can find radio equipment, weapons, sometimes food, HQ, and ammunition.
When did the trenches end?
Although trenches continued to be dug and used in successive wars, trench warfare as seen in WW1 has not been repeated since November 11, 1918.
Was there trenches in the Vietnam war?
No not like in WW1 however there were many tunnels dug by the north to aid in the fight against invading forces
Which word does not belong just dug used up?
The phrase should be 'just dug up'. The word used does not fit.
In WW1 where did they go to the toilet?
They either went behind a bush or dug a hole in the ground depending on what they wanted to do. In a foxhole they would use the grenade sump (a hole dug into the bottom edge of a fox hole into which a live grenade is encouraged to roll.
What is dug from the ground and used in roofs?
tar
Was the colt used in WW1?
no they used in in ww2
What is a dugout World War I?
A dugout was a trench that was dug and roofed over as a shelter for troops.
