1. Flamethrowers of WWI
Tyler Jones

2. Flamethrower History Invented in 1901 by a German engineer.
First used in the war in 1915.

3. Flamethrower History First introduced on the Western Front.
Proved very effective in trench warfare.

4. Contents of Flamethrower
Used pressurized air, carbon dioxide or nitrogen.

5. Flamethrower Facts Empty weight: 43 pounds Filled weight: 68 pounds
Fuel capacity: 4 gallons

6. Flamethrower Facts Range: 20-40 yards Fuel type: Gasoline
Propellant: Nitrogen
Burn time: seconds

7. The Siege by Ilona Martonfi
On the eve of Christmas 1944, carols and organ music play on the radio, mother and I ride a yellow tram through snow: families loaded down with presents. A Russian tank blocks the doors of the cinema, sound of rifle and machine-gun fire. Street fighting in Budapest has already begun. Acacia-lined Liszt Ferenc utca 14: we live in Ujpest, a suburb of the capital. Four-story, red sandstone and marble. Glazed clay oven tiles. Iron stove. Faded blue-washed walls. Maroon kilims. Root vegetables are stored in the cellar. We have a well for drinking water. On the eve of Christmas, the Bolshevik siege-ring closes around the city: defended by Waffen-SS and Magyar troops. Residents build barricades. Mother and I ride the tram: snow over slate mansard roofs. Sash windows with wooden shutters. Air raids every night. I hug my grey stuffed dog, on the eve of Christmas, wrapped in foil and tied with bows: walnuts, gingerbread. Roasted chestnuts. Balsam fir lit with red candles.

8. Work Cited http://history.sandiego.edu/GEN/ww1/flamethrower.html