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blitzkrieg or lightning warfare was the new warfare it was tanks reinforced by infantry that went in after aircraft had bombed them and they would give close air support
Approximately 10,000 planes were shot down during World War 1. The aerial warfare in this conflict was a new and rapidly developing aspect of combat, with both sides actively engaging in air-to-air combat. This led to a significant number of aircraft losses throughout the war.
Aeroplanes fought in the air in world war one. It was also called an 'aerial dogfight' .
Fighter planes were first used in the 20th century in world war one in 1914. The first fighter planes were the Sopwith Camel- British and the Fokker triplane- German Fighter developed rapidly and in World war two e had fighters such as the spitfire and the Hurricane
your answer is in the category trench warfare was one of them there was also air warfare
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air combat, trench warfare.
blitzkrieg or lightning warfare was the new warfare it was tanks reinforced by infantry that went in after aircraft had bombed them and they would give close air support
Before World War 1, airplanes were used for recreation. However, during World War 1 airplanes were used for reconnaissance and spying on the enemies. Airplanes were also used as fighter jets and as bombers. Airplanes changed warfare greatly and allowed for blitz attacks and air warfare.
There were no military airplanes until only a few years before WW1.
Blitzkrieg. In German it means "Lightening War," and refers to a swift military offensive using ground and air forces.
Modern warfare is a grey area. Most people would accept the definition to be when machines were used in war as opposed to men and horses etc. By that definition the start came about towards the end of WW I. Any war after that could be classed as an example of modern warfare.
Trench warfare was the major form of fighting. Air combat was important but not the major form.
Land based airplanes in the ETO; Carrier plane warfare in the PTO. ETO=European Theater of Operations PTO=Pacific Theater of Operations