“How did technological advances affect the progress of the war?” by Mitchell Minnec https://padlet.com/mitchell_minnec/j98rtekp3mb5 Technological Advances During WWI en-us 2019-10-10 15:54:25 UTC 2025-04-15 12:25:18 UTC hello@padlet.com They would build fighter planes and put machine guns on them to kill the enemy scouts. mitchell_minnec https://padlet.com/mitchell_minnec/j98rtekp3mb5/wish/396251272 “According to Call to Freedom Sterling Stucky and Linda Salvucci, “As the war went on, the armies of both sides installed machine guns on fighter planes and shot down down enemy scouts.”]]> 2019-10-10 15:58:32 UTC https://padlet.com/mitchell_minnec/j98rtekp3mb5/wish/396251272 The Industrialism helped the soldiers in WWI. To protect themselves and to arm appoints at any risk. mitchell_minnec https://padlet.com/mitchell_minnec/j98rtekp3mb5/wish/396251888 Industrialism was big when WWI. Since there was a lot of metal like products they could be machine guns. These Technological Advances of War helped the people. The Trench Warfare, Machine Guns, Poison Gas, U-boats, and tanks.]]> 2019-10-10 15:59:27 UTC https://padlet.com/mitchell_minnec/j98rtekp3mb5/wish/396251888 Talks about all the technology that would be used in WWI such as guns, tanks, aircraft, and Submarines mitchell_minnec https://padlet.com/mitchell_minnec/j98rtekp3mb5/wish/396252507  “Weapons of WWI”
“From left, Winchester M1897 trench gun, a 1917 Lee–Enfield and Springfield 1903 rifle. (HistoryNet Archives)
Mosin–Nagant M1891 7.62
Mannlicher–Carcano M1891, 6.5mm
The American Springfield used a bolt-action design 
Mannlicher M95
Mauser M98G 7.92mm
Machine guns shooting 450–600 rounds per minute
 hand-held flamethrowers in combat.
Mortars  which had no moving parts and could fire up to 22 three-inch shells per minute, with a range of 1,200 yards.
A French battery preps a 75mm canon.
A pair of German soldiers (and their mule) wear GM-15s, Germany's first gas mask. These helped prevent inhalation of mustard gas and other potential biochemicals.
Tanks. The first British tank (“Little Willie”) weighed approximately 14 tons, had a top speed of three mph, and broke down frequently.
Aircraft that were armed with machine guns.  The 80–120 horsepower engines used in 1914 produced top speeds of 100 mph or less; four years later speed had nearly doubled.
Submarines. World War I submarines came to be particularly associated with the Imperial German Navy, which used them to try to bridge the gap in naval strength it suffered compared to Britain’s Royal Navy."
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