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Trench warfare in WWI led to immense casualties, which drove the development of more powerful weapons like tanks, submarines, and naval ships for WWII. Aircraft carriers were also introduced during WWII, where atomic bombs were deployed for the first time, representing a new class of destructive weaponry not seen in WWI. The video showed early WWI tanks that were slow and required large crews to operate.
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