Characteristics of Trench Warfare
Why was no man's land so dangerous?
AVisibility was poor in no man's land, so tanks would often crash into each other.
BSince it was an open space, it was an ideal place to test bombs.
COnly the best soldiers fought in no man's land, so average soldiers were more likely to be killed.
DIt sat between well-defended trenches, but since no man's land was an open space, it offered little cover.