Which statement describes one way in which the use of airpower during World War II changed warfare? Airpower made killing a mechanical act rather than a personal act. Airpower did not change the way wars are fought. Airpower was not effective without unbreakable codes. Airpower meant less destruction and fewer deaths.

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Jacquelyn Pierce

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6 January, 17:36

Which statement describes one way in which the use of airpower during World War II changed warfare? Airpower made killing a mechanical act rather than a personal act. Airpower did not change the way wars are fought. Airpower was not effective without unbreakable codes. Airpower meant less destruction and fewer deaths.

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Tasha · Answer 1

Airpower made a killing machine rather than a personal act

Natasha Payne · Answer 2

Answer:airpower made killing mechanical and not personal

Explanation:

The new planes made it harder for ground forces to move to a new line because they could now down a line with missiles or Machine gun fire