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Did you get red coloured gas masks?
yes you did they were called mick mouse gas masks they were for children
What were the masks called the children had to wear in world war 2?
They were called Gas Masks
What did the children from World War 2 carry with them?
Gas masks.
Did they have a Mickey Mouse gas masks for children in the world war 2?
no
What did all children have in world war 2?
they were all issued gas masks
Did they use gas masks in WW1?
yes gas masks were used
Can there be gas masks now?
There are several company's selling and inventing new gas masks.
Are gas masks being developed?
Yes. A verity of GAs masks are being developed, depending on the mases from which the person wearing it is to be masked. These are used by soldiers and civilians in war zones, in factories and even to prevent effects of air pollution.
What is the name of the gas that was put in gas-masks in World War 2?
You don't put gas into gas masks. They are used to keep out poisonous gases.
What where Children Evacuated during World War 2 allowed to bring with them?
The clothes on there back.
Did animals use gas masks in world war 1?
Yes. Horses and dogs used gas masks; however, the animals were often forgotten or had to use simple cloth bags over there noses. Of the few animals used in the war, they had much higher casualty rates partly because they rarely had gas masks. Sometimes 5,000 animals would go in, and only 200 or so would return. They even had special "goggle" to protect animals' eyes from gas, but animals rarely got to use them. Carrier pigeons used fell from the sky because there were never gas masks for them. Nevertheless, mules, hoses, dogs, and yes even sheep and goats had gas masks, but only if they were lucky.
When did Mickey Mouse gas mas get invented?
The Mickey Mouse gas mask first appeared early in 1940- they were designed for children to wear in the event of chemical weapons being used by Nazi Germany, and were an attempt to make the appearance of the masks more appealing to young children, who sometimes found conventional masks daunting or sinister-looking.
