During World War I, several new weapons technologies were introduced, significantly altering the nature of warfare. Notable innovations included the tank, which provided mobile armored support on the battlefield, and poison gas, which introduced a terrifying new method of chemical warfare. Additionally, the widespread use of machine guns allowed for devastating firepower, while airplanes and submarines expanded combat capabilities in the air and under the sea. These advancements fundamentally changed military strategies and tactics throughout the war.
Some of the new technology of war which was used in WWI is: Aircraft, to include Zeppelins and dirigibles, machine guns tanks poison gas limpetmine
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The major weapons were machine guns, artillery guns, poison gas, tanks, zepplins and submarines.
The comparison of weapons between the Germans and the English during World War II often highlights the Germans' advanced technology and innovation, particularly in tanks and firearms like the Sturmgewehr 44. However, the English excelled in certain areas such as naval power and the development of effective radar technology. Ultimately, the effectiveness of weapons also depended on strategy, logistics, and the ability to adapt to battlefield conditions, making it difficult to declare one side definitively better overall.
The war was the deadliest in history up to that point
one of the new military weapons was the machine gun
Increase in the number of nations that could fight in the war...
technology, many weapons were invented during WWI, by WWII they had been refined and some countries had learned modern battle tactics to suit.
I dont think so
Weapons and attics used during World War 1 affect a lot of number of deaths. I mean with the technology of tanks that were very harmful. Also machine guns that could fire fast and kill a lot of people. Also aircraft that dropped explosive stuff.
world war one had less dangerous weapons than world war two
The new weapons technology caused more destruction and casualties as well as ending trench warfare.
During the First World War
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