The revolution was during WWI. Tanks were essentially prototypes and weren’t used in any substantial means until the final years of the war and were first used by Britain. Planes were still rickety bi-planes, used primarily for reconnaissance and dog-fights, which were more posturing and a “sporting” competition mostly for newspaper headlines and moral. Add this to the fact that Russia was woefully behind in military tech compared to other participants, this isn’t the least it surprising. The Russians were still announcing their troop movements and communications over open radio frequencies lol. Basic history, my man. Fun-fact: they’re called tanks because as they were being prepped to be deployed to the frontlines, military intelligence wanted to hide their existence and referred to them as such to make the Germans believe they were merely “water tanks” for troop supply. Second fun fact: The first dive-bomb maneuver (planes being used against infantry and ground targets) wasn’t performed until 1927, by US forces in Nicaragua. Early in the First World War, pilots were often shooting at each other with pistols.