PPT-Weaponry in world war one

To understand the role of women and children in world war one Weaponry before the war Before the war most battles were fought with swords and guns had become more popular World War One saw a new type of fighting It saw the countries digging trenches and fighting over deserted and damaged land in the middle called nomans land . Remote Weaponry: The Ethical Implications

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