Which statement is true about the use of airplanes in the beginning of World War I?

1) The first aircrafts were unarmed and were used for gathering information.

2) The first aircrafts were armed with machine guns for aerial combat.

3) The first aircrafts were used to deploy bombs on enemy cities.

4) The first aircrafts were used to disperse chemical gas on enemy trenches.

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Avah Cobb

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14 October, 03:49

Which statement is true about the use of airplanes in the beginning of World War I?

1) The first aircrafts were unarmed and were used for gathering information.

2) The first aircrafts were armed with machine guns for aerial combat.

3) The first aircrafts were used to deploy bombs on enemy cities.

4) The first aircrafts were used to disperse chemical gas on enemy trenches.

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Yahir Barber · Answer 1

At the start of WWI, aircraft's were very basic. By the time WWI ended, aircraft's had become far more refined and had differentiated into fighters, bombers and long-range bombers.