'Sopwith camels' and 'sopwith snipes' were commonly used. They were just simple biplanes that dropped bombs on enemy trenches. Look up images on a search engine for what the planes looked like.
Answer:Take a look at Wikipedia which has 141 pages listed under "Aircraft of World War 1."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:World_War_I_aircraft
There were 70 types of planes in ww1
No it was not till 1903 that planes were invented No it was not till 1903 that planes were invented.
The Cartesian plane is used for coordinated geometry.
yes in 1973
Planes in ww1 usually had two wings although there were monoplanes, triplanes and planes with four wings many had two. They had mounted machine guns that had to be fired manually. They were all propeller driven. The planes were made from wood and cloth and had open cockpits. The wood frame construction made planes susceptible to breaking up at high gs. The guns have to fire through the whirling propellers so a special gear was developed that would block the machine gun mechanism when the propeller was in the way. All in all the planes went from primitive death traps at the beginning to more advanced machines made of metal. The planes evolved greatly over the course of the war.
There were 70 types of planes in ww1
just grenades and other chemical filled objects
first use: they were one of the first planes to fly successfully. They were used in ww1 and the first part of ww2. Now they are used in air clubs, air shows and as private planes
WW1
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Yes lady's did fly planes in WW1, But they had less to do.
Britain lost 245 planes in one single month
Reconnaissance, bombing and air combat.
no, there were not jet planes in WW1. However, there were propeller powered biplanes that were used to a great extent in reconnociance.
in ww1 tanks and planes came out and ww2 had the nuke
No there were no tanks planes OR submarines in ww1. My friend Dennis ate them all.