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As the first armored fighting machines, tanks were used to break through fortified areas and protect troops from heavy fire.
As the first armored fighting machines, tanks were used to break through fortified areas and protect troops from heavy fire.
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World War I: The First Modern War
S1, EP1 "Armored Beasts"As the first armored fighting machines, tanks were used to break through fortified areas and protect troops from heavy fire.
World War I: The First Modern War
S1, EP2 "Clouds of Death"After Germany first weaponized chlorine, other countries also began to weaponize chemicals; the biggest land mine in history.
World War I: The First Modern War
S1, EP3 "Massive Air Attacks"Giant airships delivered bombs to battlefields.
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S1, EP4 "Underwater Killers"The United States entered the war after the sinking of the Lusitania; submarines were established as an effective weapon.
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