The Purpose of a Drainage Ditch was the bottom of the trenches where the soil turned very muddy. It held the muddy water, rubbish and occasionally excretement and stopped the soldiers from stepping on it with Duckboards.
what was the purpose of the ATS
To increase public support for the war
They were called trenches in World War I and smaller ones that could hold one or two soldiers were called fox holes.
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In World War I, the ditches used for protection and as a defensive strategy were called "trenches." These trenches formed extensive networks on the battlefields, providing soldiers with shelter from enemy fire and a tactical advantage. The trench system included front-line trenches, support trenches, and reserve trenches, often characterized by their muddy, harsh conditions. Life in the trenches was notoriously difficult, marked by overcrowding, disease, and the constant threat of enemy attacks.
Long ditches (as in World War I, on the battlefields of Europe) were known as Trenches.
Trench warfare.
The ditches or Trenches were used not as weapons, but as fortifications where Infantry troops could stay protected from enemy fire. You must remember that WWI ground down to a huge war of attrition with neither side able to break through.
Trench warfare you twit!
what was the purpose of the ATS
trenches were ditches dug for protection of troops from machine-gun fire and bombs. they were also called "fox holes"
To simply end the war for world war 1, for world war 2 it was end the war and take down the Nazis
To increase public support for the war
McDonalds ditches in french soil shot down everything in sight. and they weere not going fast enough
Trench warfare was first used in WWI
They were called trenches in World War I and smaller ones that could hold one or two soldiers were called fox holes.
Sending troops to Europe was done for the purpose of creating a strong military in World War 1. There is strength in numbers.