Brian+Kuhner

British Rail Gun- (weapons and equipment) These were some of the most devistating weapons, but were hard operate and aim.

Stielhandgranate- (weapons and equipment) German hand grenade, known to amercian soldiers as "potatoe mashers" because of their odd shape.

British Howitzer aka "Lucky Jim"- (weapons and equipment) smaller version of the British rail gun, but just as hard to aim and operate.

Aerial Torpedo aka "flying pig"- (weapons and equipment) loaded with explosives, they were very deadly but most that were fired off were duds.

Italian naval gun- (weapons and equipment) it was taken from a naval ship and used to protect the mountainside.

French Artillary Projectiles- (weapons and equipment) 420 mm, 350 mm and 305 mm rounds, these rounds were used in the rail guns and howitzers.

French St. Chamond Tank- (weapons and equipment) the tank looks clumsy and was probably very hard to operate because the gun is mounted on the front of the tank (which means it is unable to pivot left and right)

German Tank Captured by the French- (weapons and equipment) the tank itself was used for mainly transporting troops or penetrating the front line.

The Interior of a French Tank- (weapons and equipment) the interior is so small, there is no room to move and tanks were basically death traps.

U.S. Torpedo- (war at sea) the torpedo is massive, it would definately destroy a boat with one hit.

The HMS Hercules, a British Flag Ship- (war at sea) I would like to operate and fire those huge guns.

German Submarine captured by Allies- (war at sea) The submarines were a huge advantage to the Germans and were great technological advances.

Machine gun mounted on an plane- (war in the skies) the machine guns were actually timed to shoot in between the spinning blades of the propellers.

British Handley-Page Bomber- (war in the skies) I dont see how planes like these couldve carried bombs, let alone fly.

Unexploded German aerial Bomb- (war in the skies) that bomb, if it went off, wouldve done some major damage.

Troop extraction vehicle- (medical) I highly doubt they ever used this in a battle to extract wouded soldiers.