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Trench Phone

In war, communication is the key to victory. During World War I, many forms of communication were used, including flag signaling, carrier pigeons, and using lights or whistling to signal Morse code. But the clearer and most effective way of communicating was a relatively recent invention: the telephone. Soldiers would lay massive lengths of phone wire lines with redundant crisscross patterns to ensure that they could give and receive orders in the battlefield. The redundancy of these wires was a necessity, as wires would often get destroyed by enemy artillery fire.

Names / aliases: 壕溝電話

Museum wingWorld War hallSource
CategoryEquipmentSource
RegionEuropeSource
Crafting in client configurationCraftableSource
Availability and benefitsAwaiting current-game reviewSource

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Related requirements are awaiting verification.

The Chinese display name is a project label. Only the sourced names below are recorded as verified official terminology.

Client names come from international version 13.1600.1602, with Traditional Chinese text. All 11 language files match the acquired Asia version; matching names do not establish identical statistics.

Official nameLanguageEvidence
Trench Phoneen-USSource record
壕溝電話zh-TWSource record
More official language names (9)
Official nameLanguageEvidence
塹壕用電話ja-JPSource record
참호 전화ko-KRSource record
Grabentelefonde-DESource record
Teléfono de trincheraes-419Source record
Téléphone de tranchéefr-FRSource record
Telefono da trinceait-ITSource record
Telefone de trincheirapt-BRSource record
Полевой телефонru-RUSource record
Siper Telefonutr-TRSource record
SourceLanguageStatus
DomiNations international client · 13.1600.1602
International 13.1600.1602 (2474)
en-US, zh-TW, ja-JP, ko-KR, de-DE, es-419, fr-FR, it-IT, pt-BR, ru-RU, tr-TRSelected fields reviewed

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