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What began with the introduction of the tank and airplane during World War 1?
Airplanes were not introduced in WW1, their use predates the war. Many countries had fledling air corps years before WW1. Aircraft were used for bombing missions as early as Aug of 1914. Tanks, however, were new.
What new weapons were used in ww1 and who were they first used by?
tank,s. british.. gas, french.
How heavily Tiger tank armed?
The tiger tank could be armed with a multitude of weapons, but its primary and most used armament was the 8.8 mm FlaK 1941 model gun (nicknamed the 88 by British and American forces in WW2.
Are army tanks bulletproof?
no I'm sure the soldier riding in the tanks WISH they were indestructible. No tank is completely invulnerable to armor piercing rounds, artillery, mortars, bombs, missiles, mines, and other anti-tank weapons, although some are more resistant than others. The ongoing competition between armor and armor-piercing weapons has been going on ever since the invention of armor. The first anti-tank weapons were developed during WW I - which is when tanks were first deployed in battle. Small cannons and large-caliber rifles were used against the early WW I tanks deployed by the British. Although a lot of thes supposed anti-tank weapons were nearly useless, they gradually got better as better armor-piercing rounds were developed. Grenades were also used. Since tanks can get stuck and be unable to move, they can also be quite vulnerable to artillery and mortars; once they get stuck they become a fixed target and are much easier to drop a shell on with some accuracy. In the area of anti-tank warfare, there are three kinds of "kills": "mobility kill", firepower kill" and "catastrophic kill". A mobility kill (M-kill) is when a tank is rendered immobile; if it can't move, it can't go where it is needed and isn't nearly as useful. Its weapons may still work, but it is more like fixed artillery rather than mobile firepower. A firepower kill (F-kill) means some loss of the vehicle's ability to fire its weapons. M-kills and F-kills may be complete or partial. A partial M-kill means the tank can't move as well, a partial F-kill means some of the tank's weapons can't fire or they can't fire as fast or as accurately. A catastrophic kill (K-kill) removes the tank's ability to fight completely. If the tank can't move or fire its weapons or if the crew is disabled and unable to operate the tank and its weapons, it is a K-kill. Most of the newer tanks are more resistant to M-kills, F-kills, and K-kills, but they are not indestructible. The more heavily armored tanks tend to be more resistant than the lighter armored tanks, but that is not an absolute rule.
What were the best Soviet weapons used during World War II?
Some of the best Soviet weapons used during World War II were the T-34 tank, the Katyusha rocket launcher, and the PPSh-41 submachine gun. These weapons were known for their effectiveness and played a significant role in the Soviet Union's victory in the war.
What began with the introduction of the tank and airplane during World War 1?
Airplanes were not introduced in WW1, their use predates the war. Many countries had fledling air corps years before WW1. Aircraft were used for bombing missions as early as Aug of 1914. Tanks, however, were new.
What is heavier a tank or an a eroplane?
A tank is typically heavier than an airplane. Tanks are military vehicles designed for combat, and they are armored and heavily equipped with weapons. Airplanes are designed for flight, and their weight can vary depending on the type and size of the aircraft.
What new weapons made fighting in world war 1 deadlier world war 1?
TANK. Yes the Tank was new but the introduction of the Maxim machine gun is what made WW1 deadlier than any war before it.
What happens to wee on airplanes?
There is a holding tank. When the plane gets to its destination they empty it.
What weapons came about that ended the stalemate of trenchwarfare?
the tank
Can you legally own a working canon or tank?
Yes, it is possible. A tank is particularly easy to own - with non-functioning weapons. When you get into one with working weapons, then you get into destructive device permits and such.
What was not a weapon introduced in World War 1?
How can a weapon NOT BE a weapon? Chemical gas attacks, various "automatic" weapons, machine /gatlin guns etc. The biggest weapon. not a weapon in the sense of a single person activating it was the introduction, by the British, of the tank.
What weapons were used in the second sino Japanese war?
military swords infantry armorflamethrowerregular artilleryanti tank gunsupport gunhowitzercannonsmortarsanti-aircraft gunriflessubmachine gunhand grenadesmachine gunsanti-tank weapons
What is purging means in oil tanker?
introduction of inert gas in inerted tank ...
What is the introduction of sewage?
The passage of sewage from the facility into a septic tank or sewer line ?
Is it legal to own a tank in Texas?
Yes, it is legal to own a tank in Texas as long as it is demilitarized and does not have operational weapons.
Name two weapons used in World War I?
tank, aeroplane
