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Types of Body Armor in World War I – VIDEO

Most of the guns in use between 1914 and 1918 were far too advanced for the body armor of the day to stand a chance. Many tried to come up with solutions that they hoped would save lives.

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Skull of WWI soldier headed back to Australian Army

The skull was that of the Australian Army’s Pvt. Thomas Hurdis and still bears a bullet lodged above his left eye socket.

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Telegraph recovered from 100-year-old Lusitania wreckage

Previous attempts to recover the telegraph have been unsuccessful, but the bronze artifact is said to be “undamaged and in excellent condition.”

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Doughboy’s choice: Shooting the M1917 Enfield (VIDEO)

While the standard U.S. Army infantry rifle at the start of World War I was the most excellent M1903 Springfield, most soldiers would end up with an Enfield.

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That time the Winchester 94 went to the Great War (VIDEOS)

As part of C&Rsenal's WWI Primer series, Othais and Mae take a look at the French-contract "Mousqueton Winchester” M1894 carbines, which also served in the conflict.

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