During World War I, it is estimated that millions of grenades were used by various armies, although exact figures are difficult to determine. Grenades became a significant part of infantry tactics, with both hand grenades and grenade launchers being employed extensively. The widespread use of grenades was a response to trench warfare, as they were effective for close combat and disrupting enemy positions. Overall, the production and deployment of grenades were a crucial element of the war's brutal combat strategies.
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No, nothing of that sort was even invented, im pretty sure there wasnt even grenades. He's correct they didn't have bazookas in the War Between The States but they did have grenades. The North used Ketchum Grenades and the South used a couple of different designs.
World War I soldiers used grenades as a means to enhance infantry combat effectiveness, particularly in trench warfare, where close-quarters fighting was common. Grenades allowed soldiers to disable enemy troops and fortifications from a distance, minimizing the risk of direct engagement. Their use helped to break the stalemate of trench warfare by enabling attacks on enemy positions without exposing soldiers to immediate gunfire. Additionally, the development of grenades reflected advancements in weaponry and tactics during the conflict.
Oh honey, grenades were like the party favor of WWI, causing around 70,000 deaths. It was like a deadly game of hot potato, but instead of a potato, it was an explosive device. Those grenades were no joke, taking out soldiers left and right.
To defeat the Germans and throw grenades from their planes onto citys
Yes, hand grenades were widely used in WW1
Yes, grenades were used.
It used to be sulfur or phosphorous in World War 2.
Grenades was a new development in World War 2. Very few people on any side had them.
It used to be sulfur or phosphorous in World War 2.
There is no tomahawks in world at war, there are only frag grenades, sticky grenades and Molotov's.
Mortars, artillery shells especially shrapnell, hand grenades and rifle grenades.
No, rockets were not commonly used in World War 1. The main forms of artillery used during the war were cannons, mortars, and grenades.
Bolt Action,Handguns,Machineguns,and grenades
They were mostly motar rounds, artillery shells particularly shrapnell, hand grenades and rifle grenades.
I would describe it more as blending a recipe in a kitchen rather than making something in a chemistry lab. It is basically mixing powders. At least that is the way they used to do it back in World War 2. Modern grenades are nothing like the World War 2 grenades.
Moderately effective due to trench warfare.