Weapons Of War

Aug 09, 2014

30 likes | 156 Views

Weapons Of War. Audio. Audio of wwII from start to finish.

Share Presentation

Embed Code

Link

audio

oren

Download Presentation

Weapons Of War

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

Weapons Of War
Audio Audio of wwII from start to finish

World War One Weapons

World War One Weapons Bolt Action Rifle This rifle fired only one bullet at a time, then you were forced to reload. The Lee Enfield Rifle was used by the British army during World War One. Other bolt action rifles were used in France, Germany, Italy, U.S. Russia, Austria and Japan

1.75k views • 13 slides

Weapons of the Civil War

222 views • 9 slides

Weapons of Warfare in the Vietnam War

Weapons of Warfare in the Vietnam War. 1959 - 1975 By Nathan Payne. Main Conflict Belligerents. The U.S. Republic of South Vietnam (AVRN) People’s Army of Vietnam (PAVN) National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam (NLF) commonly known as the Viet Cong (VC) . The NVA.

388 views • 14 slides

Weapons Of The Civil War

Weapons Of The Civil War. By:. Shoulder Arms. the Shoulder arm rifle Smooth-bore rifle and Shotgun. Shoulder Arms II. Great technical improvements made to this weapon in the first half of the 19th century were tested and improved upon during the war years.

382 views • 14 slides

World War I Weapons

World War I Weapons. KEY WEAPONS OF WWI. Gas Tanks Machine Guns Rifles and bayonets Grenades Artillery Submarines Flame Throwers Airplanes and zeppelins. A Deadly Weapon. GAS. As World War I went on, poison gas was used more often everyday.

318 views • 12 slides

Weapons of The Great War

Weapons of The Great War. Krupp’s Big Bertha Howitzer. German Heavy Mortar. Biggest Gun of the War: French 520mm Howitzer. Paris Gun: Range: 75 Miles (very little accuracy) Gun Length: 112 Feet. American 14 inch Rail Gun.

566 views • 38 slides

WEAPONS OF WAR

WEAPONS OF WAR. ADVANCES IN FIRE POWER. WORLD WAR 2 SAW THE GREATEST ADVANCES IN HUMAN HISTORY BIGGER BETTER FASTER MORE DEADLY WEAPONS FROM PROP TO JET FROM SINGLE SHOT TO RAPID FIRE FROM BOMB TO NAPALM TO A-BOMB. TANKS. THE ARMOURED BEASTS OF WAR. T-34 medium tank

1.71k views • 149 slides

Weapons of World War II

Will Skinner. Weapons of World War II. Kar 98K. Bolt action, standard issue for German soldiers Made in Germany by the Mauser brothers Most used weapon for Germany in the war. M1 Carbine. Semi-automatic, made in the U.S.

724 views • 10 slides

Renaissance Weapons of War

Renaissance Weapons of War. Advancements That C hanged the World. Gunpowder. China in early 9 th Century Finally into Europe on the Silk Road Better 400 years late than never! Roger Bacon, 1214-1294 Earliest European account William of Rubruck ? Chinese firecrackers?. Mmmmmm … Bacon.

577 views • 20 slides

Weapons of the Revolutionary War

Weapons of the Revolutionary War. Muskets. Principal weapon was the musket. 1 st musket developed 400 years before the Revolutionary War had no trigger mechanism. Matchlock Musket. By 1500, the matchlock musket was developed. It had a trigger and hammer to force the musket ball out.

454 views • 13 slides

Civil war weapons technology

Civil war weapons technology. By Matthew Hosterman and Nate Bowersox. Swords and knives. Light artillery saber issued by mounted artillery. The bowie knife was carried instead of a bayonet. The bayonet was a large double bladed knife that was mounted on the front of the gun.

552 views • 9 slides

Weapons of World War I

Weapons of World War I. Tanks. The caterpillar track made it easier to maneuver around the battlefield's muddy terrain or any type of terrain. The tank was very unreliable because it was a new technology. Tanks played a great part in ending trench warfare. .

253 views • 14 slides

World War 2 Weapons

World War 2 Weapons. By Shayne I Jette. Karabiner 98k . The Karabiner 98k was a German rifle introduced into general service in 1898. Huge quantities until it became obsolete after WWII. The 98K is a bolt action rifle that holds five rounds of 7.9mm.

954 views • 11 slides

Civil War Weapons

Civil War Weapons. Preface. Civil war means “ war between organized groups within a single nation state ” American Civil War broke out in late December, 1860, at Fort Sumter in South Carolina The United States suffered more casualties during this war than any other before or since.

502 views • 19 slides

Weapons of the Civil War

Weapons of the Civil War. Activity. Using the information on the next few slides create an advertisement describing a weapon from the Civil War. Each of you must create a poster, and if you create a commercial to perform in front of the class there is extra credit, this can be done as a group. .

589 views • 18 slides

World War I Weapons

World War I Weapons . Bolt-Action Rifle. The bolt-action rifle was carried by all British soldiers It was possible to fire up to 15 rounds per minute and kill someone 1400 meters away . . Machine Guns . It was necessary for four to six men to have to man machine guns in 1914.

267 views • 9 slides

World War II Atomic Weapons / End of the war

World War II Atomic Weapons / End of the war. Atomic Bomb. Manhattan Project government project established in 1942 to develop an atomic bomb August 3, 1945 Truman demands unconditional surrender from Japan or face “utter devastation”

248 views • 6 slides

Pictures of Civil War Weapons

Pictures of Civil War Weapons. Rifled Firearms. Bayonets. Swords. Pistols. Smoothbore Muskets. Breechloading Carbines. Grenades . Artillery. Pikes and Lances. Mines A.K.A. Torpedoes.

220 views • 11 slides

Weapons of the Great War

Weapons of the Great War. Trenches. Trenches. Reasons for the Trenches Bothe the Allies and the Central Powers realized they could stop an enemy attack by digging trenches Were a permanent feature of the war Trench lines changed very little in 3 years Create a stalemate

648 views • 40 slides

Weapons of World War I

Weapons of World War I.

601 views • 21 slides

Civil War Weapons

Civil War Weapons. Civil War MREs. Civil War Food. According to military intelligence, food was 3 rd on the list of supply importance behind weapons and shelter. Samples of food: Beef Jerky Acorn coffee Crawdad stew small bird roast Swamp cabbage stew Hardtack

668 views • 36 slides

Tameshirigi - Classical Weapons Of War

The s-word is just one of the earliest guns employed by man. It ended up being a weapon of personal fight as properly the foot-soldiers . It'd critical use by the cavalry. Swords in the east had a a shape that is slightly curved. The Japanese developed the s-word to a fantastic extant and had a tradition. If you have viewed the film 'The Last Samurai" one will soon have the capacity to understand the significance of the sword in Western culture. No other country had so great a love for the sword as the Japanese. Samurai The Japanese touch the lineage of these swords to almost 600 BC. This is of course later than the Indian period which features the history of the sword from BC. The exponent of the Western tradition as much swords was involved were the Samurai a course of warriors the like of which the world hasn't found. The samurai was an elite class of warriors whose profession was to battle for the emperor. They produced a number of swords of varied designs and came into popularity from about the 12th century. Layouts of Japanese sword The Samurai used a variety of extended swords. The sword was slightly curved using the edge on the outside side. The sword was lightweight, but lethal and was utilized by the Samurai to behead the enemy in in a single stroke. The period of the Japanese sword was quantified in a device. It was roughly equivalent to about 30.3 centimeters. The Japanese swords were categorized according to their lengths. Typically the lengthy swords employed by the warriors that are Japanese had a length of TWO shaku. The Indian and asian swords utilized by the Napoleons were not shorter than the Japanese swords employed by the Samurai. The Japanese did have longer swords also which had spans of 3 shaku or mo Re. They were the swords that have been utilized by Japan foot soldiers and also the cavalry. The blade that was long made the cavalry mo Re successful and was taken in a gear linked with the waistline. The swords were employed by japan not only for fighting but also for rituals like harakiri the craft of disemboweling oneself. For this the Japanese used a shorter special s-word and is particular to Japanese tradition and nothing similar to this is observed anytime else. An attribute of the east is the curved sword set alongside the broad sword of the Europeans. Nevertheless, the s-word that is asian was perfect and more lethal and aerodynamic to be used . The swords have now eliminated as arms of warriors away of fashion. They may be discovered just with galleries and collectors. But their research is vital to comprehend the progression of the weapons of the gift.

82 views • 2 slides

More Related