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Chemical Warfare World War ll                        (1939-1945)

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Chemical Warfare World War ll                        (1939-1945)

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by Tristin List
- Chemical warfare was not to be used to attack other soldiers.
- Japan was the only country to attack soldiers in China with gas.
- There are few cases of gas accidentally being released or used as a deterrent.

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Afghanistan War October 7, 2001 – December 28, 2014

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Afghanistan War October 7, 2001 – December 28, 2014

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by Derriana Chambers
1.Over the last 80 years, the basic technology's been tested repeatedly and will most likely be changed in the future.

2.The filter cartridge is a plastic canister 3-4 inches (8-10 cm) across and 1 inch (2.5 cm) deep, which contains a filtration aid.

3.There is other methods for creating this toxic chemical agent, the gas that is made now effects you. When it first hits you instead of it just making you drown from the inside it makes your skin burn and make you lungs explode.

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(1914-1918)
by Jakel Williams

-During World War One, chemical warfare was the beginning of new toxic chemicals.
- Lethal objects such as  chlorine and phosgene were commonly used during the war
-Mustard gas was an advancement in chemical mixtures later on which caused large blisters on exposed skin.
- Could swell your lungs to were you drown from inside.
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Agent Orange during the Vietnam War (1962-1971)

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Agent Orange during the Vietnam War (1962-1971)

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by Trenton Trakul
- Agent Orange introduced in 1962 by U.S. troops during Vietnam War
- Consisted of a mixture of herbicides
- Used to kill Vietnamese troops during the Vietnam War
- Used in militaries today, but concerns over remnants of the Agent Orange still remain (mostly in trees and grassy areas)