was the regression back towards the basic weapons from the past. In stark contrast to the advancing technology of the twentieth century, many soldiers who were stuck in the close-corridors of ...

The Somme, Ypres, Passchendaele, all iconic battles of WW1. But what made it a truly global war are the lesser-known tales from Africa, Asia and the Middle East. New technology, broken promises ...

New weapons and technologies were developed and used that led to more destruction than any war had seen in the past. Engineers went to war, creating deadly technologies never seen before WW1.

Ellie Cook is a Newsweek security and defense reporter based in London, U.K. Her work focuses largely on the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S. military, weapons systems and emerging technology.

There are endless documentaries that explain the clever technology that allowed World ... By mounting the weapons right in front of the plane’s pilot, it greatly increased their accuracy and ...

Russia has now used a mysterious WW1-style gas on the frontlines to choke ... Vlasiuk has since pleaded for more Western high-end detector technology costing up to £460,000 to diagnose the ...

It is one reason why WW1 is sometimes called "the chemist's war". Horrified by what had been unleashed, the major world powers signed the Geneva Protocol in 1925, banning use of chemical weapons ...

Some of the diaries included detailed drawings of how to outwit enemy troops using Credit: The National Archives Would-be historians can trace the developments in technology which came to define ...

It is one reason why WW1 is sometimes called "the chemist's war". Horrified by what had been unleashed, the major world powers signed the Geneva Protocol in 1925, banning use of chemical weapons ...