How did weapons affect World War 2?

Answer 1

This question appears to be ambivalent, either you mean there was a lack or a surplus of ammunition supplies. whicheverway you look at it; it certainly caused a lot of disruptions, destructions,pains heartaches and a lot worse which I dare not elaborate.I don't mean to be rude but to the contrary, helpful and practical. If you just type wrld war 2 in your search engine, it will unleash you with enough ammunitions about the hell WW2 created around the world. You will also, perhaps, get an accurate answer about ammunition supplies and a lot more.I won't say it will make interesting reading but it will certainly make useful reading.

Answer 2

Some with great potential had little effect because they entered the conflict in to small of numbers or to late in the war such as Germany's V-1 cruise missle, V-2 Rocket, rocket aircraft and jet airplanes. Others had a major impact like the Soviet T-34 tank and the atomic bomb.

Answer 3

Yours is possibly the broadest question I have attempted to answer. Without weapons, NO war is possible. At sea, the submarine was greatly improved from WW1. Surface vessels had greater range and speed. The aircraft carrier pretty much meant the end of the battleship. On land, artillery, rifles and machineguns were similar to WW1, but the tank was greatly improved in speed, mobility and firepower. In the air, guided missiles were used effectively against cities. Fighters with greater speed and range provided defense, and bombers could destroy cities. The ultimate weapon- the atomic bomb- ended the war.