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How did the nature in warfare change between world war 1 and world war 2?
weapons were greatly improved we got planes with 4 machine guns and tanks with 80MM cannons we got better guns in the end of the war 1944-45 the Germans started using their Meschersmith-190 and 262 (the first jet planes) rockets came on the battlefield and tanks started using flamethrowers in 43 and 44 new bombs like V-1 and V-2 was used by the Germans which could been fired from Germany to London but Gas was bearly used the Germans only used Gas in the consentration camps and only a few times on the battle field during ww2 everything were improved the British started using Radars and the Russians was using their T-34 tanks Americans used their P-51 mustangs Planes and the Germans used the V-2 bombs the jet planes and the Tiger tanks
What is an artificial wall or embankment used in warfare as defence against tanks?
An artificial wall or embankment used in warfare as a defense against tanks is known as a "tank berm" or "anti-tank ditch." These structures are designed to obstruct the movement of armored vehicles, making it difficult for tanks to advance. They can be created using earth, concrete, or other materials and are often strategically placed to enhance defensive positions on the battlefield. By impeding tank mobility, these barriers aim to protect infantry and other assets from armored assaults.
What good did tanks do in world war 1?
WW1 they did next to nothing. They had weak armor, were easy to stop, and since they were new no one came up with anystrategic designs using them. but they were used to push forward a bit in the trenches since WW1 was a all trench warfare anyone who walked forward was mowed down and even weak armored tanks did better then a guy in a cloth shirt
How the ww1 change the way men fought in battle?
The first world war was not soon after the industrial revolution and gases, tanks and new guns were invented so the soldiers adapted to using the most modern technological warfare equipment of the time to try an stay one step ahead of the enemy. They started using these more powerful and efficient weapons rather than the old fashioned types such as pikes and bayonets etc..
What did dogs do in WW2?
the Russians used German sheperds to crawl under tanks and blow themselves up but this tactic wasn't tried because the Russians thought the dogs would blow up their own tanks do to the fact that they trained the dogs using their own tanks. Germans used dogs to maul infantry.
Whats it the Warfare called when using tanks and airplanes in World War 1?
Both were NEW, SLOW, and UNRELIABLE. Tanks were used to break thru barbed wired trenches; and planes were originally used for aerial reconnaissance (scouting) and artillery spotting (adjusting fire).
How did tanks and planes affect the outcome of ww1?
it affected it by the oponents in the war being able to see what the others are doing using planes
What were Germany's attacks using planes and tanks known as?
Blitzkrieg. Translated, it means 'Lightning war'
What were Germany's methods of combat in World War 2?
Blitzkrieg using guns, tanks, planes, ships, and blimps for reconnaissance.
How does a submarine work?
A submarine has tanks that are called ballast tanks. When these tanks are flooded with sea water, the submarine sinks because the sub weighs more than the water it displaces. To rise again, the sub reduces its weight by pushing compressed air into the ballast tanks. The air forces the sea water out and sub returns to the surface. It maneuvers using its rudder and planes. A link is provided.
How did the nature in warfare change between world war 1 and world war 2?
weapons were greatly improved we got planes with 4 machine guns and tanks with 80MM cannons we got better guns in the end of the war 1944-45 the Germans started using their Meschersmith-190 and 262 (the first jet planes) rockets came on the battlefield and tanks started using flamethrowers in 43 and 44 new bombs like V-1 and V-2 was used by the Germans which could been fired from Germany to London but Gas was bearly used the Germans only used Gas in the consentration camps and only a few times on the battle field during ww2 everything were improved the British started using Radars and the Russians was using their T-34 tanks Americans used their P-51 mustangs Planes and the Germans used the V-2 bombs the jet planes and the Tiger tanks
What were some consequences to trench warfare?
People were instantly killed and the Germans then attacked the British using tanks.
What was the overall significance of the battle of the gulf of tonkin?
The significance was, that it transformed the guerrilla war in South Vietnam into a general war with North Vietnam, as well as transforming the guerrilla war in S. VN into a conventional war. Another words; instead of using special warfare troops for guerrilla warfare; the US was now using Bombers, Battleships, and Tanks.
What did Italy use to fight in World War 2?
I assume you're asking what weapons Italy fought with during WWII. Italy, like most other countries at the time saw the rapid mobilisation of armoured warfare throughout the war. Italy's campaign in Northern Africa was mainly based on tanks and other armour. In addition to heavy-scale armoured warfare, Italy had also introduced an Air Force by 1939. This resulted in Italy attaining planes and fighters to engage in aerial combat. Italy used a variety of weapons and tools during WWII, they weren't too different from what other countries were using, just think of the usual, Ships (although Italy, during WWII had a VERY pitiful Navy, and was wiped out by the British very quickly), tanks, guns, artillery, planes and such.
What went into the creation of the German blitzkrieg?
Lightning War was not just the use of tanks to overcome the problems of trench warfare, it was the earliest form of combined warfare, using communications to link and employ ground support aircraft, artillery, armor and infantry to rapidly exploit any change in battlefield conditions.
What is an artificial wall or embankment used in warfare as defence against tanks?
An artificial wall or embankment used in warfare as a defense against tanks is known as a "tank berm" or "anti-tank ditch." These structures are designed to obstruct the movement of armored vehicles, making it difficult for tanks to advance. They can be created using earth, concrete, or other materials and are often strategically placed to enhance defensive positions on the battlefield. By impeding tank mobility, these barriers aim to protect infantry and other assets from armored assaults.
What is a chemical warfare?
Warfare using mustard gas and chlorine gas.
