The munitions crisis during World War I highlighted the severe shortages of ammunition and weapons faced by the British Army, impacting military effectiveness on the Western Front. It led to widespread public outrage and criticism of the government's preparedness and handling of the war effort. In response, the British government established the Ministry of Munitions in 1915, which streamlined production, improved supply chains, and increased cooperation with private industry, ultimately boosting munitions output and supporting the war effort more effectively.
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About five years from when he left Sandhurst. Then briefly in World War 1, after he had been sacked as First Lord of the Admiralty, and before he was soon brought back as Minister of Munitions.
They had to work in factories building equipment and artillery for the war. They also had to sell war bonds, help soldiers that had been injured in the war and many things that men could not do because they had to fight in the war.During WWI women were mostly involved on the home front working in munitions plants, ship building, etc.
World War 1
The Moroccan crisis and the Bosnian crisis
Woman were involved in many different tasks during World War One they nursed, and aided in munitions production and transportation.
The Balkans crisis
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The US got a lot of money. The Allied Forces bought a lot of their war-time weapons and munitions.
Gerald Nye
because he wanted to.
Most jobs continued where possible, but the munitions industry went massive.
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It pitted Germany against France.
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they led to the assassination of archduke franz Ferdinand