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In 1914, infantry attacks failed and trench warfare became the reality of combat. The most obvious means of creating a penetration was with massed artillery fire. Various problems existed. Which of the following was a problem that existed in 1914?
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A. Everyone had expected a short war. Thus, few armies had sufficient supplies of ammunition and heavy artillery. |
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B. Most gunners had little experience in precision indirect fire. |
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C. Coordinating infantry and artillery in an attack. |
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D. All of the above. |
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Technological innovations developed during World War I. Which of the following did not develop during this time?
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A. Nuclear warfare. |
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B. Firepower mobility - light automatic rifles, grenades, rifle grenade launchers, and tanks. |
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C. Gas warfare. |
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D. Military aviation. |
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During World War I, the evolution of German defensive doctrine was a system of flexible defense-in-depth. The tactics of the German defensive system emphasized three principles. What were they?
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Which army division, in 1918, was organized into a "square" division structure?
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