right depends on what the mast was being used for. even todays masks do not provide protection from everything. during WWI and II, the gas masks were pretty good. it was just such a hassle to put them on in time and try to fight while wearing them.
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You needed to take a gas mask in case their was a gas attack.
In case of supprise gas attacks. Everyone had to take their gas mask with them where ever they went.
Click on the blue shirt in the top right corner. Then click on the mask, but you don't need it.
Gas mask was created in 1914.
I think it stopped gas getting in the mask...
A person wearing a gas mask.
A Gas MAsk certainly
Both helmet and gas-mask .
From the time you hear, "Gas, gas, gas", see the signal or, god forbid, see your buddy drop, you have nine seconds to don and clear your mask. This may seem like a short period of time but, with consistent practice I've seen it brought down to three or four seconds. The faster you get the mask on the better your chance of living another day.
The amount of time you have to don your gas mask can vary depending on the specific situation. It is recommended to put on a gas mask as quickly as possible when necessary to protect yourself from airborne hazards. Prompt action and efficient donning of the mask can significantly increase your chances of avoiding exposure to dangerous substances.
A gas mask is used to filter out toxic agents in the air.