This was the standard service rifle for American Infantry.

This man invented the machine gun, and the first models bore his name.

These were referred to as "bombs" by the soldiers and were explosive devices used by infantry.

Londoners said that they could hear the loud sounds of this all the way in Belgium.

These were attachments to the rifle meant for close quarters fighting.

This was a type of cooling used for machine guns? (bonus if you can name both)

This type of Airborne warfare was first used in WWI and was directed at ground troops and civilian populations.

This country was the first to employ the use of Flamethrowers.

This was the last year (within five years) that the M-1903 Springfield saw action?

This was the most used weapon in WWI

This was the contested area in between opposing trenches

This grenade was nicknamed after a spiky tropical fruit by soldiers based its looks.

This was used in WWI as an attachment to a rifle that had never before been used in warfare? (meant for hitting targets far away)

This weapon saw its debut in WWI in the form of chemical warfare. (bonus name some types)

This accounted for 60% of all casualties on the Western Front

The sound of a pilot restarting his engine during combat brought about the origin of this term.

Springfield is to the U.S. as ____ is to Germany

This sidearm saw service through WWI, WWII, The Korean War, and Vietnam?

Unlike previous wars, WWI saw more death from combat than from this.

The "Pool of Peace" is a man-made lake created in 1917 by this.