according to the author, what was the first thing that one noticed about the trenches
At the beginning of the war the US did... absolutely nothing, refusing to get invovled in Europe's affairs.
I'm going to assume that you meant "trenches". They were used to protect soldiers from artillery and/or strafing and bombing. Also they provide cover from enemy fire. Which is harder to shoot, somebody's head or somebody's whole body? They used them in World War two also. It used to be (civil war era) that the opposing sides would just run at each other and shoot. When machine guns were invented that tactic became obsolete. If you watch crime shows then you will see when the cops are getting shot at they duck behind a car or a crate for cover and then when they shoot they just stick their gun and half of their head out. It does the same thing as a trench, but military trenches also defend against artillery and bombs.
The development of gas warfare, combined with the gatling gun, contributed to the casualties. The important thing to remember is that trench warfare was still the main combat style. When people used to rush trenches, individual rifles could not hold them back. The invention of the gatling gun made this tactic useless.
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The first thing one often noticed about trenches, particularly during World War I, was their stark, muddy conditions, which were often filled with water and debris. The cramped and dark environment made it difficult for soldiers to move and maintain hygiene, contributing to a pervasive sense of discomfort and despair. Additionally, the sight of barbed wire and the sounds of distant artillery created an atmosphere of constant danger and tension. Overall, the trenches were a harsh reminder of the brutal realities of warfare.
niether did. no such thing
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i dont know do you know dummie!!!?? lol
there was no furniture in the room
because they were scared of dying in the world war 1 it is a very scary thing to do so if you have kids do not send them straught to war because they have no idea how bad it is you could get killed on your first day if your not lucky.... over 200,00 soldiers died on there first day because tehy were too scared to move from the trenches that they were camping in...
The thing that causes oceanic trenches would be two ocean plates pulling apart. This would leave a space in between the plates that is the trench.
I suggest that you tell what it is that you like most about the person...What was the first thing you noticed about him/her, and what continues to keep your interest in him/her?
Nature obiviously.
Well the first thing we noticed on Saturn was its amazing rings located around its equator. It's got around 30 moons!
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their is NO such thing as larest in the first place. >< ~