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The Q-ship would open fire on the surfaced submarine, destroying it.

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The German navy saw an opportunity to starve Britain – an island nation dependent on maritime trade – out of the war.

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Originally used for passengers but then Germans began bombing missions over Britain

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The tank was specifically developed to break the trench warfare stalemate – their armour would be impervious to machine gun fire.

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Pilots dropped grenades on enemy troops as they flew over them, or carrying pistols to take pot shots at other aircraft. Air warfare took a leap forward the following year with the adoption of the interrupter gear, which allowed a machine gun mounted on a plane to fire without damaging the propeller.

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Chlorine was first used but later mustard and phosgene gas where also developed and had more effects

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The majority of casualties on the battlefields of World War I were inflicted by artillery shelling.

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The Machinengewher o8 was derived from the maxim gun and could fire 400 rounds per minute.

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Deadly defensive weapon. It snagged on equipment and clothing and slowed down attackers.

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The bolt-action-lee-En-field was a robust, reliable rifle for the harsh conditions of trench warfare.