Aircraft's Role In Trench Warfare
Aircrafts were first used on a large scale in World War 1. At first, the aircrafts were were usually unarmed and used for a reconnaissance role including artillery spotting and intelligence gathering. However, after the German’s strategic bombing raids over Britain and the Eastern front using flying aircrafts called zeppelins, more and more airships were now equipped with personal weapons and were used for more than just reconnaissance.
After being originally called “land battleships”, these giant machines were built by the commands of Winston Churchill. The tanks were specifically developed to end the Trench warfare stalemate as these machines were immune to machine gun fire, as well as tracks that could break through the entanglements of
After being originally called “land battleships”, these giant machines were built by the commands of Winston Churchill. The tanks were specifically developed to end the Trench warfare stalemate as these machines were immune to machine gun fire, as well as tracks that could break through the entanglements of