World War I part 1

This was the area between trenches that was covered in craters, dead bodies and barbed wire.

These were massive Howitzers employed by the German army to smash Belgium's defenses.

This was a person who had shot down 4 enemy aircraft.

Weapons that were shot at an extremely high angle but only had a range of trench to trench.

This tried to break the stalemate. It was ineffective and soldiers had to fight in masks.

These were very long range weapons that could fire shells more than a mile away, used by all.

This man is considered the Father of Modern Chemical Weapons.

These offered soldiers protection from shrapnel.

These were used to provide reconnaissance and tell artillery where to shoot. 

This was a faster, more powerful, more accurate version of a cannon.

Common examples of this technology were Mustard or Chlorine.

This technology allowed 2 people to be able to kill hundreds all by pulling a trigger.

These were made to offer protection from machine gun/artillery fire.

Vehicles that went underwater and were able to destroy enemy ships without being seen.

This was a fully automatic gun that could fire more than 600 rounds a minute.

These were the tools that eventually broke the stalemate and safely crossed no man's land.

This means there is no winner, but there can still be a loser.

One effect of this technology was severe chemical burns on any skin that was exposed.

This weapon could fire a symbolic 666 rounds per minute. Invented by Henry Maxim.

Underwater weapons designed to travel some distance underwater and explode upon contact.