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The Trench

Easy to defend hard to attack

The Trench Line

Over The Top

New Technologies

The Machine Gun Took 4 men to operate the weapons. 1 machine gun was estimated to be equal to the killing power of 60 rifles. Could not cross open territory.

The Tank Always got stuck in the mud Could not move faster than humans. German tank moved 5 km per hour. 1/3 would reach the intended target.

Zappers “Engineers-Tunnelers”

Counter Measures for Tanks

Big Bertha (Could hit targets 120km away)

Chemical Warfare Lots of times the wind would blow the gas back onto the person firing it Extremely frightening But not highly effective for killing people.

Airplane 1913 1 Person flies it. Hold a hand gun and shoot while you drive. Mostly used for recon.

Airplane 1915 Gun invented that can shoot through a spinning propeller. Planes get fast and can fly higher. Age of aces is developed. Planes are still having little effect on the war.

Airplane 1918 Planes are made of metal Attaching bombs to the wings. Using planes to help out ground troops

WW1 Legend Aces (more than 20 kills) (German) “The Red Baron” 80 kills (French) Rene Fonck 75 Kills (Canadian) Billy Bishop 72 kills 5 Canadians in the top 10 aces of WW1

U boats/ Submarines

Casualties of War Country Mobilized Forces Total Casualties % of Force Russia 12,000,000 9,150,000 76% British Empire 9,000,000 3,200,000 36% France 8,400,000 6,200,000 73% Germany 11,000,000 7,100,000 65% Austria-Hungary 7,800,000 7,000,000 90%