World War One's deadliest weapon was not the machine gun or rifle, but artillery - responsible for around two-thirds of all casualties on the Western Front. High Explosive obliterated trenches and ...

A history of World War One in 10 deadly weapons The war did not follow expected lines as new technologies ripped up the rule book Manfred von Richthofen (right) with his brother and fellow pilot ...

The U-boat is another enduring image of the First World War, which marked the advent of undersea as well as aerial and mechanized warfare. One deadly German design was the Type 93 U-boat .

A shell or grenade buried in western Belgium since World War One, has exploded, killing two people. At least two more were injured, one of whom is in critical condition.

World War One (WWI), known as the “chemists’ war,” was the first time that chemical weapons were used for killing thousands of people on the battlefield at a time.

Manfred von Richthofen isn't exactly a household name, but his alias is. During World War One, von Richthofen, also known as the Red Baron, won 80 air combat victories, and he did so while flying ...