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What are the two armies that fought in WW1?
France & germany
How did North and South enlisted their armies during the Civil War?
by slavery. they did the same for ww1, ww2, and Vietnam. its called the draft.
What was the style of fighting in ww1?
There were a few better techniques due to technological advantage, one was trench warfare, gas warfare, the invention of machine guns, grenades, and artillery
What was worn during ww1 to protect soldiers from poison gas?
The gas mask
What is most dangerous ww1 weapon?
The tank and the automatic rifle and grenades and larger mortar fire are the most dangerous weapons. The most dangerous chemical weapon was the mustard gas the Germans used.
What was grenades used for in ww1?
Grenades were used to blow things up a little bit ovious that one
Was hand grenades used in World War 1?
Yes, hand grenades were widely used in WW1
What are the two armies that fought in WW1?
France & germany
What type of bombs were used from the planes of WW1?
just grenades and other chemical filled objects
Who owned the first fighter planes?
The armies of France, Britain and Germany during WW1.
In WW1 what equipment did they use?
gasmask, rifle, haversack, helmet, eating tin, cape, bayonet, puttees, grenades and ammunition for bullets
What weapons were developed during the ww1?
barbed wire, flamethrower, mounted machine guns, tanks, submarines, hand grenades, gases and airplanes.
What made the Germans hand grenades more effective than the British ones WW1?
They had a handle on them. This allowed the thrower to get a longer range on their throws.
What wire was used to protect ww1 trenches?
Barbed wire was used to protect the trenches.
How many grenades were made during WW1?
No known records. Counting those made by all combatants, there would have been tens of thousands made.
True or false Russian join ww1 because of a previous agreements to protect Serbia?
Yes, it is true Russia joined WW1 because of a previous agreements to protect Serbia
What is the french warfare?
I'm assuming this was supposed to say "trench" warfare, which was the warfare in WW1 in which soldiers dug trenches 8-9 feet deep in order to protect themselves from harms way.
