1819
First transatlantic steamship: the Savannah
1836
Samuel Colt patents the revolver pistol
1840s
Multiple sources develop rifled artillery
1844
Samuel Morse sends his famous first telegraph message, "What hath God wrought?"
1846
Lock-stitch sewing machine (cousin of the machine gun) is invented
1851
Mitrailleuse, rapid firing shooter, developed by Belgian Army ten years before U.S. Gatling gun
1860
First combustion engine
1860
Henry lever-action repeating rifle patented in U.S.
1864
Submarine CSS Hunley attacks Union blockade ship
1866
Alfred Nobel manufactures first dynamite
1866
Transatlantic telegraph cable operational
1874
Joseph Glidden awarded patent for barbed wire
1875
John Holland submits first submarine design to U.S. Navy
1876
Alexander Graham Bell demonstrates the telephone
1884
Hiram Maxim perfects his machine gun
1885
Benz and Daimler build a single-cylinder automobile based on internal combustion engine
1889
Cordite, a smokeless gunpowder, invented
1893
Diesel engine invented
1895
Marconi presents the wireless
1897
First aluminum rigid airship flies in Germany (first zeppelin—1900)
1898
French 75 adopted by French Army
1901
German Navy develops plans for first submarine, U-1
1903
Wright Brothers first powered flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
1905
Keel for HMS Dreadnought laid
1914
Henry Ford introduces assembly line for Model T Fords
First transatlantic steamship: the Savannah
1836
Samuel Colt patents the revolver pistol
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| Colt's Original Revolver |
1840s
Multiple sources develop rifled artillery
1844
Samuel Morse sends his famous first telegraph message, "What hath God wrought?"
1846
Lock-stitch sewing machine (cousin of the machine gun) is invented
1851
Mitrailleuse, rapid firing shooter, developed by Belgian Army ten years before U.S. Gatling gun
1860
First combustion engine
1860
Henry lever-action repeating rifle patented in U.S.
1864
Submarine CSS Hunley attacks Union blockade ship
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| Model of USS Hunley |
1866
Alfred Nobel manufactures first dynamite
1866
Transatlantic telegraph cable operational
1874
Joseph Glidden awarded patent for barbed wire
1875
John Holland submits first submarine design to U.S. Navy
1876
Alexander Graham Bell demonstrates the telephone
1884
Hiram Maxim perfects his machine gun
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| Hiram Maxim with His Invention |
Benz and Daimler build a single-cylinder automobile based on internal combustion engine
1889
Cordite, a smokeless gunpowder, invented
1893
Diesel engine invented
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| 100th Anniversary Commemorative Stamp for Rudolf Diesel's Birth |
1895
Marconi presents the wireless
1897
First aluminum rigid airship flies in Germany (first zeppelin—1900)
1898
French 75 adopted by French Army
1901
German Navy develops plans for first submarine, U-1
1903
Wright Brothers first powered flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
1905
Keel for HMS Dreadnought laid
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| A Visitor Inspecting the HMS Dreadnought |
Henry Ford introduces assembly line for Model T Fords
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