0
The US Army and the especially the Marine corps in the pacific made great use of manportable flamethrowers as did many other armies,it was a great liability to wear one these as you could become the very fireball that you were trying to make your enemy,these weapons were generally used with reluctance only when nothing else would winkle out a well dug in enemy,so no special clothing was worn just standard uniform,as nothing would help you if the gas or fuel container got hit,
What else can I help you with?
Why did Japanese soldiers wear gloves in world war 2?
coz they did
Was flamethrowers ever used in another war besides World War 1?
World War II, Korean and Vietnam Wars,
What effects did flamethrowers have in World War 1?
England won so theres your answer
Why did World War 2 soldiers wear anklets?
They never did wear anklets They wore puttees to keep dirt out of their boots
What uniform did soldiers wear in World War 2?
That would depend on the country that they came from or the unit they served in.
In which war was flamethrowers first used?
First World War.
Did US soldiers wear camouflage in World War 1?
No
What did the soldiers of World War 2 wear?
They wore uniforms with emblems.
Why did Japanese soldiers wear gloves in world war 2?
coz they did
When in the World War I was the flamethrowers?
around the end a few years after the tank
How many people were killed in world war 1 by flamethrowers?
-37
Was flamethrowers ever used in another war besides World War 1?
World War II, Korean and Vietnam Wars,
What effects did flamethrowers have in World War 1?
England won so theres your answer
When did British soldiers begin to wear helmets in World War I?
They wore helmets long before world war 1.
Russia was the first country to introduce the flamethrower in World War 1?
It was Germany that first used flamethrowers as weapons in World War I.
Why did World War 2 soldiers wear anklets?
They never did wear anklets They wore puttees to keep dirt out of their boots
Did soldiers in World War II wear hearing protection?
During World War II, soldiers did not commonly wear hearing protection. This lack of protection contributed to many soldiers developing hearing loss and other auditory issues as a result of exposure to loud noises from weapons and explosions.
