Technology and Inventions of World War I
Across
- 2. Used to “neutralize” enemies hiding in bunkers and dugouts
- 7. Machines Invented by Marie Curie and often called “Little Curies”
- 8. Used to detect underwater vehicles
- 11. Harold Gillies, a New Zealand-born surgeon, pioneered this treatment in England
- 16. Had a cyclic rate of 450 rounds per minute
- 17. Heavily armored and weaponized vehicle
- 18. Used because of its superior resistance to rust and corrosion
- 19. Billed as the “Sanitary Cold Cream Remover”
- 20. C12, COCl2, or C4H8Cl2S
Down
- 1. The military and navy designers acquired them for flying suits and money belts
- 3. The first was the HMS Furious
- 4. Created after the obvious need for the substance these hold
- 5. Allowed round-based allies to communicate with pilots
- 6. Often destroyed by ground fire
- 9. Made possible by the introduction of a new cellulose bandage material
- 10. An ultrasound transducer relying on piezoelectricity
- 12. Aided soldiers in continuing fire at night
- 13. Used gyroscopes and a barometer to direct itself
- 14. The British “Hypo helmet”
- 15. Required the perfect synchronization of plane propellers and the device