How Tactics Advanced WW1
- Created by: Frankie_kersh
- Created on: 04-02-21 13:19
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- How tactics advanced in WW1
- On land
- French FT-17 tank
- Lighter and smaller
- Performed well cross-country
- Could fire 360 degrees
- The
German A7V Panzerkampfwagen
- Slow and could tip over
- Often experienced mechanical failure
- Both sides, from 1914, would tunnel under the front line to set mines and mortars
- Both sides used tanks but the British and French improved theirs
- French FT-17 tank
- In the air
- Britain often used light bomber air craft
- From march 1917
- easily manoeuvrable
- Light bombers had a better chance of surviving an attack
- Awards for pilots who had the most kills
- March 1981 was when Britain started giving out awards
- Britain often used light bomber air craft
- In the sea
- Britain had many different methods of attacking
- destroyers towing electronically detonated charges
- Q-ships with hidden weapons
- 1917 Britain began regularly using depth charges
- 29 German U-boats were sunk
- in 1915 Britain found several ways to reduce the amount of U-boat attacks
- Battle of Jutland Britain essentially controlled the sea
- Britain had many different methods of attacking
- On land
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