You're chatting shit. Your opinion is otherwise stupid.

The Big Bertha, German Artillery rendered Czar Nicholas's Starfort obsolete. But you don't know history do you. He only just built it. Pop quiz. Which Baltic state?

The railroad was pivotal to the supply of munitions and the moving of wounded back from the front lines.

Munitions like all the gas used in shells to overrun the trenches.

Yes no man's land, fields of mud, and barbwire, and rows of trenches prevented the calvary flank, and the charge which tried repeatedly to get through the static, no assault rifles, machine gun nests. Equivalent of gattling guns but smaller. There was carbine rifles but they were hardly automatic. The tank was quite static sustaining more hits, but far more problematic, more broke down, than actually achieved victory. It's artillery that won the war, artillery firing shells of poison gases.

The war in all likelihood could've lasted longer but those causalities were really climbing as disease faster spread on the battlefield.

You're chatting shit. Your opinion is otherwise stupid.

The Big Bertha, German Artillery rendered Czar Nicholas's Starfort obsolete. But you don't know history do you.

The railroad was pivotal to the supply of munitions and the moving of wounded back from the front lines.

Munitions like all the gas used in shells to overrun the trenches.

Yes no man's land, fields of mud, and barbwire, and rows of trenches prevented the calvary flank, and the charge which tried repeatedly to get through the static, no assault rifles, machine gun nests. Equivalent of gattling guns but smaller. There was carbine rifles but they were hardly automatic. The tank was quite static sustaining more hits, but far more problematic, more broke down, than actually achieved victory. It's artillery that won the war, artillery firing shells of poison gases.

The war in all likelihood could've lasted longer but those causalities were really climbing as disease faster spread on the battlefield.

You're chatting shit. Your opinion is otherwise stupid.

The Big Bertha, German Artillery rendered Czar Nicholas's Starfort obsolete. But you don't know history do you.

The railroad was pivotal to the supply of munitions and the moving of wounded back from the front lines.

Munitions like all the gas used in shells to overrun the trenches.

Yes no man's land, fields of mud, and barbwire, and rows of trenches prevented the calvary flank, and the charge which tried repeatedly to get through the static, no assault rifles, machine gun nests. Equivalent of gattling guns but smaller. Their was carbine rifles but they were hardly automatic. The tank was quite static sustaining more hits, but far more problematic, more broke down, than actually achieved victory. It's artillery that won the war, artillery firing shells of poison gases.

The war in all likelihood could've lasted longer but those causalities were really climbing as disease faster spread on the battlefield.

You're chatting shit. Your opinion is otherwise stupid.

The Big Bertha, German Artillery rendered Czar Nicholas's Starfort obsolete. But you don't know history do you.

The railroad was pivotal to the supply of munitions and the moving of wounded back front the front lines.

Munitions like all the gas used in shells to overrun the trenches.

Yes no man's land, fields of mud, and barbwire, and rows of trenches prevented the calvary flank and the charge which tried repeatedly to get through the static, no assault rifle, machine gun nests. The tank was quite static sustaining more hits but far more problematic more broke than actually achieved victory. It's artillery that won the war, artillery firing shells of poison gases.

The war in all likelihood could've lasted longer but those causalities were really climbing as disease faster spread on the battlefield