Imperial War Museum A Sopwith Camel on the Italian Front. Imperial War Museum The Great Powers entered World War ... from 3,000 guns. Field guns such as the British Howitzer Mark 1 could fire ...

The enduring image of World War ... guns and six torpedo tubes with 16 reloads, the 24 Type 93s built by Germany sank 411,000 tons of Allied shipping. Big Bertha and the Paris Gun: Deadly weapons ...

World War One was a time of fast change ... The war was fought using a wide range of weapons, from personal guns like pistols and rifles, to larger weapons like machine guns.

author Tom Laemlein provides an exciting window into the infancy of aerial combat in Aircraft Weapons Of World War One: A Photo Study Of Aerial Ordnance In The Great War. Spread out across 160 ...

World War I changed the way wars were fought. New technologies and tactics created a deadly war machine in which both old and new weapons played ... howitzers and field guns caused massive ...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: None of these weapons was brand-new ... when Europeans turned those machine guns on each other in World War I. The enduring image of World War I is the machine ...