MACHINE GUN, the most important weapon during world war 1 in my own honest opinion. The reason why I choose the machine gun is because it can shoot up to 300 rounds per minute or more. It can cause huge damage to the opponent causing many death …show more content…
They are portable and much lighter compared to the machine gun. The lee Enfield riffle is used even now The Lee–Enfield is a bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating rifle that served as the main firearm used by the military forces of the British Empire. It weigh only 4.5kg and below, much lighter than machine gun. It can shoot up to 20-30 rounds per minute. It has a maximum fire range of 2743 …show more content…
A tank is a heavily armoured vehicle designed to be in front of the fighting line with heavy fire power , strong armour and a powerful engine providing good providing good battlefield maneuverability. Large and powerful canons were mounted on it. They are heavily armoured and they can take shots from various guns. As it is still new , you’ll expect lots of disadvantages such as they move very slow and vulnerable to grenades and land mines. They are very heavy to you will expect them to sink in mud and they can be easily spotted by enemies as the are so huge. They cost a lot to built a tank as it need lots of material to be heavily armoured. The soldiers that operate the tanks often die of