The war led to significant changes in warfare tactics from "summary" of The Pity Of War by Niall Ferguson
The war ushered in a new era of warfare tactics, forcing military strategists to adapt to the changing nature of combat. Gone were the days of traditional warfare, as new technologies and tactics emerged on the battlefield. The use of tanks, airplanes, and machine guns revolutionized warfare, leading to a shift in how battles were fought. One of the most significant changes in warfare tactics was the use of trench warfare. The static nature of trench warfare meant that soldiers were often stuck in one place for long periods, leading to a new emphasis on defensive strategies. This marked a departure from the more mobile style of warfare seen in previous conflicts. ...
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