Unfortunately, war can drive you to innovation. During the Second  World War, the world's major powers placed their sights on the progress  of technology, medicine and communications in order to be effective and  frightening in battle. Some progress in World War II was based on modern  technology.

It  is often said that some things advance technology and innovation. Every  side of World War II was tirelessly trying to develop its weapons to  become more advanced and powerful. During the fighting, Axis and allies  made increasingly advanced aircraft, culminating in the world's first  fighter aircraft , A Messerschmitt M262 aircraft.

Also  on the ground were highly efficient tanks such as the Tiger and the  T-34 that came to control the battlefield, while in naval equipment the  U-boat helped in the control of the waves. Perhaps the most prominent of  what the United States did was the first development of nuclear weapons  in the form of a Little Boy bomb, Fell on Hiroshima.

Here we will look at some of the strangest and most dangerous weapons ever created during World War II 

 

The weapons of World War II rifle AG The biggest gun ever used in battle

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In  order to be careful to invade France, the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler  demanded a new weapon that could easily penetrate the concrete  fortifications of the French Maginot line at a major physical barrier,  the only one that stood between him and the rest of Western Europe. In  1941, they began to manufacture German weapons, The  rifle was built 155-ft long, weighs 1350 tons, and fired 10,000-pound  shells from a giant 98-foot barrel. The size of the weapon was not only  the source of its strength, but also The way he fell down, this huge rifle was only passed through a sill Railways 

Of WWII weapons of suicide dogs

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In  1942, the Nazi infantry invaded Hitler's Soviet Russia with the German  tanks "Panzer", and the Russians at that time were the military dogs  used since 1924. Their soldiers were dogs moving in anti-tank mines.  During the training, the Russians were starving the dogs and making  their minds go The dogs were trained to pull the  detonator wire out of their teeth, and most dogs were able to understand  or carry out the task in the middle of any sights, sounds, smells and  any battle being run around them 

 Of the weapons of World War II Mines Air Rocket Launchers Portable Ships 

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The  launchers were created to protect ships from enemy aircraft. They fired  a shell from the ship and, at 1,000 feet in altitude, exploded and  dispersed mines attached to 400-foot umbrellas. The general idea of  creating an airfield was to become aircraft The  enemy was involved in a mess of cables. The mines were pulling the  aircraft structures and dropping the aircraft. However, these mines and  cables were very inefficient, with enemy pilots flying over or below  them without any difficulty