Category:World War I weapons

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Weapons produced or used during World War I.

Subcategories

This category has the following 12 subcategories, out of 12 total.

A

  • World War I aircraft guns
  • World War I anti-aircraft guns
  • World War I artillery

F

  • French World War I weapons

G

  • World War I weapons of Greece

I

  • World War I infantry guns
  • World War I weapons of Italy

M

  • World War I machine guns
  • World War I mortars

U

  • World War I weapons of the United Kingdom
  • American World War I weapons

W

  • World War I infantry weapons

Pages in category "World War I weapons"

The following 14 pages are in this category, out of 14 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

  • Weapons of World War I

A

  • Artillery of World War I

B

  • Blue Cross (chemical warfare)
  • Bromoacetone

C

  • Chloroacetone
  • Chloropicrin

E

  • Ethyl bromoacetate

G

  • Green Cross (chemical warfare)

M

  • MacAdam Shield Shovel

M cont.

  • Mondragón (rifle)

W

  • White Cross (chemical warfare)
  • Wiring party

X

  • Xylyl bromide

Y

  • Yellow Cross (chemical warfare)
Categories: Weapons by era | World War I materiel
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