It wasn't. Napalm wasn't used in WW2- though a jellied gasoline mixture, using latex was used until the Japanese overran all the rubber plantations. This led to the development of napalm by the Du Pont corporation, which was then used in the Vietnam War.
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Naplam was developed in 1942 used during World War 2:
The advantages were to replace short supplies of thermite and to provide penetration in protected sites.
Napalm
No, but there was quite a lot of Napalm.
It is called napalm.
the Battle of Leyte Gulf and Battle of Okinawa, and then the bombings of napalm
The most important invention in world war 2 was the atomic bomb.
World war 2 was by far more lethal. World War 1 did not have the artillery, new guns, aircraft carriers and planes of the 40s, the Atomic Bombs, Napalm Bombs, missiles, flying bombs, larger bomber planes, large tonnage bombs, and all the new vehicles and sea vessels they had in World War 2. World War 1 also did not have 50 - 70 million people world wide die from injuries, exposure, disease, starvation, murder and drowning.
Yes, Napalm was designed in 1916. Originally Firebombs (Now called napalm) was originally created using a highly flammable diesel fuel. In late 1916-early 1917 napalm then became known as the thickened compound we know today. Different types of acids and other elemental compounds where added to made the solution burn more slowly, thus causing it to cause more damage and decimate bigger known and unknown threats...
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World War 2 involved many important people. By the very nature of this war many countries and their leaders, both of governments and armies, were involved.
gas guns bombs napalm tanks stones and ''field improvised weapons" a fancy word for stick knives and anything the soldier found on the ground
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