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Infected carcasses have been introduced into wells and walled cities to infect the population for centuries.
Mustard gas and chlorine were used by both sides in WWI.
Zyklon B was used to kill millions in Nazi death camps. There were no mass casualties for each use, but the the end result was mass destruction.
Dresden Germany and Tokyo Japan were deliberately fire bombed during WWII and each suffered more that 50,000 casualties.
Nuclear bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan August 1945.
A Japanese religious sect introduced Sarin gas into the Tokyo subway on March 20, 1995. Sarin is a nerve agent and a weapon of mass destruction. They simply had too little and a poor delivery system ofr the death toll would have been much higher.
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What are some mass destruction weapons in Iraq?
What are some mass destruction weapons in Iraq?
When was Weapons of Mass Destruction - album - created?
Weapons of Mass Destruction - album - was created in 2003.
Why weapons of mass Destruction were used against the US?
Weapons of mass destruction have never been used against the US. In fact, the US is the only country that has ever used an atomic bomb against another country and that was Japan during the second World War.
What types of weapons are considered to mass weapons of warfare?
There are many weapons that are considered mass weapons of warfare. Weapons of mass destruction cause great destruction and death in great numbers. Weapons such as bombs and missiles, nuclear devises and chemicals are considered weapons of mass destruction.
How much money has been spent on weapons of mass destruction?
about 4 dollars
Has only 4 dollars really been spent on weapons of mass destruction?
No, that is a myth
Which are the weapons of mass destruction?
chemicalbiologicalnuclear
What weapons and fortifications are not permitted?
Nuclear weapons weapons of mass destruction, biological weapons.
What nation announced in 2003 that is was giving up nuclear weapons of mass destruction?
It was Libya. They had been seeking, but had not obtained nuclear weapons. They also agreed to give up chemical weapons of mass destruction. However, 10 years later, they are still holding 800 tons of chemical weapons- "waiting destruction". Right. Sure.
Combatant command that takes the lead when dealing with weapons of mass destruction?
What combatant command takses the lead when dealing with weapons of mass destruction
What does mass destruction mean?
If you've heard the term "weapons of mass destruction" you should know what "mass destruction" means. "Mass destruction" means a high area of damage.
How are weapons of mass destruction contained?
Safely
