In World War I, a sump was used to collect and manage water and other fluids that accumulated in trenches, helping to prevent flooding and maintaining the integrity of the trench system. To cover the sump and facilitate movement, wooden planks or duckboards were typically placed over it. This not only provided a walking surface but also helped to reduce the risk of soldiers slipping in mud or water.
To increase public support for the war
During World War I, trenches often had a sump to collect water and waste. To manage this, a cover or lid made of wood or metal was typically placed over the sump to prevent debris from falling in and to reduce the risk of disease. This practice helped maintain hygiene in the unsanitary conditions of the trenches, which were often flooded and filled with stagnant water.
water transport
observation balloon
a hole you poo into and where they sleep
In World War I, a sump was used to collect and manage water and other fluids that accumulated in trenches, helping to prevent flooding and maintaining the integrity of the trench system. To cover the sump and facilitate movement, wooden planks or duckboards were typically placed over it. This not only provided a walking surface but also helped to reduce the risk of soldiers slipping in mud or water.
To increase public support for the war
Sending troops to Europe was done for the purpose of creating a strong military in World War 1. There is strength in numbers.
To simply end the war for world war 1, for world war 2 it was end the war and take down the Nazis
During World War I, trenches often had a sump to collect water and waste. To manage this, a cover or lid made of wood or metal was typically placed over the sump to prevent debris from falling in and to reduce the risk of disease. This practice helped maintain hygiene in the unsanitary conditions of the trenches, which were often flooded and filled with stagnant water.
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand (not the band)
water transport
Scouting & sinking ships.
observation balloon
to divide the Ottoman Empire after the war
Hmmm, there were rather more than two.