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The Musket
The musket was the hand help weapon of most USA patriots and mostly was mostly manufactured in France. It took the average man 15 seconds to load and had a delay when you pulled the trigger. This weapon was mostly fired in groups, to ensure someone got hit before they hade to reload. -
Cannon On A Sled
It's a cannon on a sled, not much but it was a good thing during the winter, especially if you were hulling a large load of weapons, food, or even people. -
Zig Zag Barrier
The zig zag barrier was very annoying to get over and it helped provide cover for soldiers. It was very quick to build because logs were just stacked instead of having to be connected using tools. -
Trenches
Trenches were the heart and soul of WW1, being both heavily defended and good for counter offensives, these holes would work like this, one side would attack the other by charging over no-mans-land, the enemy would cut them down with machine gun fire, shells and gas, the battle would go on until the allies stopped or the enemies surrenders. Battles would be won for only a few miles of land. -
The Homing Pigeon
The Homing Pigeon was one of the weirdest but effective methods of communication before radio. You ad you squad would carry one to three pigeons and when you needed to calling artillery or send reinforcements, you would write a note and then put it in a little capsule, then you would tie the capsule on the leg of a pigeon and let it go, the pigeon would know were its roost is and head towards it, the roost would be at HQ and when they got your message they would mostly send some form of help. -
French Bulldog
This little guy had the entire morale of the war on his shoulders. His job was to bring cigarettes to the front lines during World War I. -
M2 Flamethrower
The M2 was a highly used weapon during the pacific war, we basically thought, if you cant see them, burn them, and so the M2 was an incredible success. Being able to seal off entrances and block exits helped with the constant bunkers they came across. -
D-Day Landings/Higgins boat
The D-Day landings was the most historical, largest, and brutal amphibious assault in the history of the world, even today. Operation Overlord was a large scale invasion that had multiple sabotages and spies that work around the clock to stop any Germans reinforcements from aiding their defensive lines, while 156,000 troops stormed up the beaches of Normandy, desperate to take bake France. -
Army Airplane
This plane was used during World War II as a reconnaissance plane. It would be sent out to fly over battle fields to observe tactical advantage points, bunkers, and hiding spots. -
The Hedgehog
The hedgehog was an anti-vehicle defense device. The scattered them in highly exposed areas to block pathways. They were a real nuisance to get around because they couldn't be moved easily. They were very strong and a tank could not go through them. -
Corporal Missile
This is a nuclear war head created during the cold war, this is a surface to surface missile and was rarely used but was devastating at the very least. -
The Berlin Wall
This wall was the wall the Russians built to separate west and east Germany, you were allowed to move into eastern Germany freely, but you couldn't go to western Germany with out a fight. -
M-16 & M-60
This weapon was issued to infantry soldiers during the Vietnam War. The M-16 can fire 700-900 rounds per minute and the M-60 was a machine gun that can fire 500-650 rounds per minute. They didn't prove a great weapon since most fighting was up close and personal. -
M1 Abrams
The M1 Abrams is a is a third-generation American main battle tank that was also used in the Desert Storm. With 350mm thick armor this tank can take a lot of abuse before being penetrated, if you can catch it, that is with a good speed of 45 mile an hour this thing is zippy for a tank. -
Black Hawk Helicopter/Motor
The black hawk helicopter was used during desert storm. This Heli was assigned multiple roles and was very agile, but the most common role for these beast were Anti-Vehicle, Anti-GI, and transport.