Argumentative Essay: The First World War
There were many weapons of World War Two that changed the war drastically. Such as the influential Tiger Tank or the reliable M4 Sherman. There were also prototypes that never made it to the front lines of the war. Even though some of these weapons may not have saved all of their users they changed the tide of war forever. These weapons, vehicles, superweapons, and prototypes will always strike fear into the hearts of all who saw them. These are the weapons that changed all wars forever.
The weapons of the war like the simple American M1 Garand or the reliable British Lee Enfield. Most of the Axis and Allies had a set weapon for their soldiers that almost all of them carried. They also had automatic weapons like the German MP-40 machine pistol, …show more content…
While Marine Corporal Robert Johnsmiller recalls his hand grenade experience “A Japanese hand grenade landed next to me. alerted by my buddy to 'roll', I quickly moved my body as it went off". Wounded, he kept crawling forward until he reached a trench. He looked into the ditch and saw a Japanese soldier looking up at him. He pulled back and signaled to his comrades."We quickly dispatched grenades into the emplacement and silenced the threat". The corporal’s only grenade wound was a lost eye.
There were also many terrifying roaring artillery, and deadly mechanical tanks made that changed the tide of war forever. The artillery normally would soften up enemy lines so they could break through. They also would protect the coast from planes and boats. The Axis and the Allies also made smaller artillery that were lighter and could be transported to fire at tanks and troops. These are just a few ways that the artillery changed the war forever.
There were also many tanks made like the German Tiger, Panther, and Panzer. The Americans also had some well made tanks such as the M4A1, Light M3, or the giant T28 Super Heavy Tank. Fun fact about British tanks, they all have boiling vessels so the soldiers can make tea. These are just a few tanks that changed the battlefields of war
The weapons of the war like the simple American M1 Garand or the reliable British Lee Enfield. Most of the Axis and Allies had a set weapon for their soldiers that almost all of them carried. They also had automatic weapons like the German MP-40 machine pistol, …show more content…
While Marine Corporal Robert Johnsmiller recalls his hand grenade experience “A Japanese hand grenade landed next to me. alerted by my buddy to 'roll', I quickly moved my body as it went off". Wounded, he kept crawling forward until he reached a trench. He looked into the ditch and saw a Japanese soldier looking up at him. He pulled back and signaled to his comrades."We quickly dispatched grenades into the emplacement and silenced the threat". The corporal’s only grenade wound was a lost eye.
There were also many terrifying roaring artillery, and deadly mechanical tanks made that changed the tide of war forever. The artillery normally would soften up enemy lines so they could break through. They also would protect the coast from planes and boats. The Axis and the Allies also made smaller artillery that were lighter and could be transported to fire at tanks and troops. These are just a few ways that the artillery changed the war forever.
There were also many tanks made like the German Tiger, Panther, and Panzer. The Americans also had some well made tanks such as the M4A1, Light M3, or the giant T28 Super Heavy Tank. Fun fact about British tanks, they all have boiling vessels so the soldiers can make tea. These are just a few tanks that changed the battlefields of war