WWI Technology Trench Warfare Dug themselves into the ground Horrible conditions – Dead bodies – Rats – Lice  Trench Fever Caused the war to drag on.

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WWI Technology

Trench Warfare Dug themselves into the ground Horrible conditions – Dead bodies – Rats – Lice  Trench Fever Caused the war to drag on

Airplanes First were used to observe enemy activity Then were able to drop small bombs or grenades Next machine guns were added

The Zeppelin

Gases First used by the Germans Mustard and Chlorine – Caused vomiting, blindness, and suffocation Allies began to use gas and issue gas masks

Poison Gas Machine Gun

Tanks First used by the British in 1916 – They were slow and easy to destroy Helped the soldiers because of their ability to roll over barbed wire and trenches

See The Difference? World War I TankWorld War II Tank

Building an US Soldier 107 pieces fighting equipment – Rifle, helmet, grenades, gas mask, and ammo About 50 articles of clothing and 3 blankets Cooking supplies Trained well Total Cost: $156.30