Chlorine, Diphosgene, Tearing Agent, and Mustard Gas were used as poisions in WWI
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WWI saw the deployment of modern armored tanks, barbed wire, poison gas and machine guns.
Poison gas is really not a very good weapon of warfare, because although it can be very deadly, it is not very accurate; it goes wherever the wind blows it. So the gas you use might poison enemy troops, or it might poison your own troops. Poison Gas was outlawed by the Geneva Convention after WWI, thou it was still used in small amounts during WWII. This use did not include the massive use of poison gas to kill the Handicapped and then the Jewish people in WWII by the Nazi's (German's)
"WWI" is an abbreviation for "World War I."
WWI began 28 July 1914.
Some new weapons used in WWI were poison gas, armored tanks, rapid-fire machine guns, zeppelins (large gas filled balloons) and German U-boats (submarines).