guns and stuff
It introduced new weapons.
572 weapons were designed. Only 242 were actually introduced and made though.
Atomic BombsNapalm BombsImproved fire weapons both troop size and on tanksJetsNewer and bigger planes and bomber planesRadar (not a weapon but aided the war)SONAR (improved from WW1)Missiles (self flying bombs like Hitler used on England)The Germans introduced a lot of new weapons but the list is long.The Japanese introduced the concept of suicide bombing
Machine GunsTanks
The fighter aircraft, bomber aircraft and tank were all introduced and extensively developed in WW1
{| |- | Yes, there were two atomic bombs that were used in World War 2. The US dropped them on Japanese cities in an effort to end the war. After the devastation was understood, the Japanese surrendered. |}
572 weapons were designed. Only 242 were actually introduced and made though.
in world war 1 Germany introduced the use of chemical weapons for instance the Mustard Gas artillery shells, theses weapons where mainly used by countries on there side.
The US did not apply atomic weapons during the conflict but did use atomic bombs upon the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the second World War .
The three main weapons introduced in WWII, were better and new weapons, stronger tanks such as the Panzer, Tiger, King Tiger E.T.C. They also developed new tactics during this war called the Blitzkriek, another weapon introduced was the new fighter aircraft, ex: P51 D mustang, MK40 Spitfire, Stuka, BF 109, and bombers,. The new bombers introduced in this time was like the Henkels, and B-29'S. Make sense?
New weaponry included machine guns, poison gas, tanks, planes, submarines, zepplins and artillery shells.
The use of chemical weapons in warfare was first prominently introduced during World War I, particularly with the German Army's deployment of chlorine gas in 1915. This marked a significant escalation in the use of toxic agents in combat, leading to widespread suffering and casualties. Although chemical agents had been used in smaller capacities prior to this conflict, World War I represented a systematic and large-scale application of such weapons.