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In World War I, soldiers used various forms of protection, including trenches, barbed wire, and sandbags to shield themselves from enemy fire and artillery. Gas masks became essential for protection against chemical warfare, particularly with the widespread use of poison gas. Additionally, soldiers wore steel helmets, commonly known as "Brodie helmets," to guard against shrapnel and head injuries. Overall, these measures significantly influenced combat tactics and soldier survival during the war.
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When was artillery from ww1 first used?
Artillery in WW1 was used in Battery or even larger formations.
What are some WW1 words that begin with the letter X?
Xylyl Bromide is a chemical used in a tear gas grenade. It was used against the Germans by the French in WW1.
Were elephants used in ww1?
In India they were used to load heavy things with their tusks
What wire was used to protect ww1 trenches?
Barbed wire was used to protect the trenches.
What new weapons were used in ww1 and who were they first used by?
tank,s. british.. gas, french.
Used for protection from bullets and water ww1?
sandbag
Was the colt used in WW1?
no they used in in ww2
When was artillery from ww1 first used?
Artillery in WW1 was used in Battery or even larger formations.
What dog would be good for security?
a Boxer is good for protection as well as being good with young children and people in general. a dog can sense when someone is not a friend and when they are. Boxers have been used as security since WW1 when the Germans used them as combat dogs
How many weapons where used in ww1?
1,042
How many airplanes were used in WW1?
11111111123231113
What about machine guns in WW1?
Used extensively.
What have maori's invented?
Trenches used in WW1
Who used poison gas in WW1?
Germany
What modern inventions were used in ww1?
weapons
Name 2 military advances first used during WW1?
Two military advances first used during WW1 were weapons and tactics.
When did Britain enter WW1?
August 4th 1914 After Germany marched into Belgium, with whom Britain had a treaty swearing protection
