History of Aviation in America: Impacts of Air Warfare in WWI

Question

This research aims to analyze/examine the impacts of aircraft and aerial warfare in the first world war. How were they developed and used as well as how those impacts contribute to the outcome of the war.

You can write from any perspective or lens that interests you: historical, scientific, technological, engineering, or mathematical to showcase various ways the readers can identify the impact of air warfare. If you use a technical lens you could look at the advancements of the planes during wartime.

This research paper must include the following elements:

1. Title-page
2. Body 

o   Introduction - Tells the reader what you are going to write about and includes your thesis statement. Be sure to make it interesting so the reader will want to continue and read the rest of your work.

o   Body of the Paper - Goes through each point you want to illustrate by providing your ideas and your research about the topic. Be sure you write an opening sentence for each paragraph that will draw your reader into your idea or point.

o   Conclusion/Summary - Reminds the reader what you wrote about in your work. It is similar to the introduction but with a concluding statement.

3. Reference-page

Please use two primary and two secondary sources.

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Topic: History of Aviation in America: Impacts of Air Warfare in WWI

Research Question: How were aircraft developed and used as well as their impacts and contribution in WWI?

Thesis Statement (please incorporate this thesis into the paper and you may revise if needed, thanks): Into WWI, aircraft technology was very much in its infancy, so the planes were not vigorous enough to effectively carry out some of the missions that were common later in WWII. Throughout WWI, aircraft endured the experimentation and exploration of military technologies and the development of tactics to utilize them better. Air warfare played a fundamental role in WWI, which also contribute to the triumph of WWII through the tactics developed. This paper aims to showcase the impact of aerial warfare through history, science, and technology, such as how they were developed into aerial reconnaissance for tactical operations and used to support ground troops.