Confederate General Gabriel James Rains was a member of the Confederate Torpedo Bureau. In 1864 he had invented a new weapon, a bomb, that if was invented earlier in the war would have caused much damage to Union shipping. The weapon was a small black explosive ball. It worked by having it tossed into a Union's ship coal department. When coal was shoveled into the ships boiler, the heat would cause a devastating explosion. From submarines, torpedoes and the first ironclad, the South seemed to pioneer new weapons of technology. The North seemed to react rather than create most of the war's innovations in weapons.
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he didnt invent anything although he created the schiltrom tactic
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yes. they first used it as a hunting weapon/tool
The United States did, closely followed by russia
He invented the first nuclear weapon, the atomic bomb.
Greeks invented many weapons. One such weapon was the ballista which was used by the Greeks as a siege weapon in war.
Mustard Gas was introduced into warfare in September of 1917.
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He did so. After that he covered the writings and drawing of the weapon after the The Tunguska event. He wanted no more with it.