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The first machine gun was used in 1898 in the Spanish American War(in this one you would have to Manually rotate the barrels)

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A machine gun is fully automatic and shoots multiple bullets at a time

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projectiles that are built with a small pyrotechnic charge in their base. racer bullets are rounds which emitted small amounts of flammable material that left a trail

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the standard tracer bullet. starts burning very shortly after leaving the muzzle (the open end of the barrel of a firearm).A disadvantage of bright tracers is that they give away the shooter's location to the enemy; as a military adage puts it, "tracers work both ways"

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to avoid giving away the gunner's position, subdued tracers only become aflame at full brightness after a hundred or so yards.

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dim tracers are very dimly burnt but can be seen clearly with night-vision equipment.

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Machine gun used in WW1

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artillery is large-caliber weapon. in WWI, the armies used the following artilleries :

Machine guns - an automatic gun (fires bullets rapidly while the trigger is pressed)

Flamethrowers - a weapon that sprays out burning fuel.
Mortars - a short gun for firing shells/bombs at high angles
Poison gas - poisonous gas or vapor used to 🤬 or disable an enemy when at war
Tank guns - a heavy armored fighting vehicle carrying guns and moving on a continuous metal track.

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The ammunition included bullet shells designed to explode over enemy lines, sending hundreds of small metal bullets. A metal rain, exploding outward, like a shotgun blast. This caused terrible wounds and many soldiers died.

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mortars are dangerous weapons used during the WWl.

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Machine guns were the most impactful weapon in WW1 it killed over 7 million people. However many people were involved in firing-one to reload the ammunition and the rest to carry it around

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a shell, and a hollow cylindrical projectile, finished cone-shaped, filled with explosive material. It is an ammunition fired by a cannon or a mortar. The part at the top of the projectile is called the bell.

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Weapons of 20mm or more can fire shells. Normally created for attack cannons, anti-aircraft cannon or artillery, shells are often intended for special charge due to their volume.

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The machine gun was invented by a British inventor Sir Hiram Maxim

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The first shells tested date from the Middle Ages, Europe and China. They were later improved by Henry Shrapnel in 1784 and by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos, who in 1795 developed a hollow bullet filled with explosive materials. The shells are also used for underwater hunting, or it designates a mechanical part called the crossbow. This is the metal part that secures the propellant elastics and the boom

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The Lebel rifles- Was the basic French rifle. It was slow to load but had a large range of 8mm round
The British Pattern 14 Enfield - It had good accuracy and had a advantage over snipers.
The Mauser 8mm-It was flat shooting and deathly efficient, it was far superior to the Enfield Rifles
US Springfield- reliable and produced in a short-barreled version.
Austro-Hungarian Steyr-Mannlicher

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In the beginning all soldiers wore had the same type of rifles but as war proceeded, they started using more assorted range of rifles.

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Rifles