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Greatest Impact on Both World Wars
I would just like to have an expert opinion from someone. I would like to know what technological advancment had the greatest impact in shaping or deciding the outcome of WWI, The Interwar Period, and World II: the Tanks, Strategic Bombers, or Amphibious Warfare.
I know each played a vital role; however, I'm looking for which of the three probably had the biggest role in deciding the overall outcome during these periods.
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