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Are the new weapons from world war 2 still used?
Some are
What were the new weapons that came from World War 1?
germ warfare
Why were there new weapons in World War 1?
Because the old weapons become to common and considered to be to predictable
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Two nuclear weapons ended World War 2.
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You can't fight a war without weapons.
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