Trench Warfare. I. Guns of August 1914 Central Powers: Germany, Austria- Hungary, Ottoman Empire & Bulgaria, Allied Powers: Great Britain, France, Russia,

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Trench Warfare

I. Guns of August 1914 Central Powers: Germany, Austria- Hungary, Ottoman Empire & Bulgaria, Allied Powers: Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Serbia, Belgium, others, and the US

II. War at Sea Blockade U-Boats- Wolf Packs Convoys- strength in numbers –Depth charges

III. War on Land A. Schlieffen Plan B. Different Fronts pg 631 C. Trench Warfare

Schlieffen Plan As soon as Russia mobilized Attack France via Belgium (neutral country) Set up defense on Russian/German border Germany had modernized rail system to move troops back and forth to both fronts Defeat France in 6 weeks Then move troops to Eastern Front (assuming it would take Russia six weeks to moblize) “Paris for lunch, dinner at St. Petersburg General Count Alfred von Schlieffen

Trenches

THE TRENCH SYSTEM Front line Communication trench Support trenches No Mans Land Barbed wire

Machine Gun

Tanks

Airplanes

WeaponsWeapons ChemicalChemical

Flame Throwers

Life in the Trenches Lice Rats Shell Shock Trench Foot Overall Filth

TRENCH FOOT

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