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Italian naval gun deployed on a mountainside** Throughout the war the weapons became bigger and bigger. they changed up their style and it was a never ending competition to out-do the next big weapon.
 * Weapons and Equipment!

**Italian dirigible** Not only was the war dangerous on the ground it was also extremely active and dangerous in the air. Large aircraft battled to help the troops on the ground secure the win. it was a fast paced attack the always kept you on your toes.
 * War in the Skies**

**The Lusitania, sunk by a German submarine 7 May 1915** Not even the Sea was an acception to the war. Many battleships were sunk and fell deep into the ocean. crews worked tirelessly to maintain these ships and to keep them ready for battle. Without commanders the armies would be in chaos. They led the war and made decisions on what the soldies should do.
 * War at Sea**
 * Commanders**
 * Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, British Secretary of State for War**

Transportation was key to the war. Without it they would not have the goods and supply's they need to keep fighting the war.
 * Transportation, Supply and Communications**
 * Delivering French artillery projectiles by rail**

The fighting hit home hard. the civilians stopped working in order to make supplys and ammo for the army.
 * Homefront**
 * French postman at Rheims**

Camouflage helps hide your supplys, weapons, ships, or planes from enemy eyes. With it you can sneak up upon your enemy and launch a surprise attack, and surprise is a huge advantage.
 * Camouflage**
 * Camouflaged French submarine**

Medicine was a key supply to winning the war. without proper medical personal and training many of the lives that were saved would of been lost.
 * Medical**
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 * A moving "fort" for rescuing wounded between trenches**

Women also played an important role in the war. They were medical officers and also fought. Go women!
 * Units**
 * Women's Battalion of Death troops at physical training**

The Salvation army had numerous rest areas where soldies could take a break from the action and also use it to hide from the enemy.
 * Auxilaries**
 * Salvation Army dugout at the front**

During the war the fighting spread throughout most of the war. towns were burned and cities laid in ruins from the vast destruction.
 * Locations**
 * City Hall, Paris**

Many camps held thousands of prisoners captured during the fighting. these Detention camps tortured and killed the POW's.
 * Fortifications, Camps, and Shelters**
 * Russian prisoners in a German detention camp at Zossen, Germany**

Many roads were still unpaved and instead of cars people would travel on horse and carraige. Can you imagine that?
 * Miscellaneous**
 * Col. Coventry driving into Jerusalem from R. R. Station, 1916.**

Many animals helped during the war. with the invention of gas weapons they needed to protect them so they used gas masks.
 * Animals at war**
 * British soldier and horse wearing gas gear**

Generals and important figures made sure that the armies rules and regulations were obeyed. random inspections of soldies were used to make sure everything was followed correctly.
 * Heads of state**
 * King George V inspecting troops**

Mines were used excessivley during the war. many of them are still active laying untouched under the ground waiting for something to set them off.
 * Death and Destruction**
 * Explosion of the mine at Beaumont Hamel during the Battle of the Somme**