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Which of a cold war and a hot war is the most dangerous?
A hot war is most dangerous to the army combatants and civilians, but a cold war can do just as much damage to the countries involved without a weapon being fired.
Who built the first weapon in the cold war?
US in 1945.
What political weapons where used in the cold war?
Propaganda is a political weapon.
What was the main weapon of World War 1?
A survey taken among soldiers and their commanding officers after World War I voted the machine gun the most effective/devastating weapon of that war. A similar study done after WW II named field artillery to this dubious honor.
What post-ww2 events contribute to the cold war?
It wasn't POST WW2 that contributed to the cold war. It was the nuclear weapon itself that caused the cold war. Without the atomic bomb, there would've been NO Cold War. Cold War means a stand-off between two enemies. If no super weapon exists (Atomic Weapons) then there's NO stand-off...they fight instead. Just like in the pre-atomic past.
What was the most effective method used in the cold war?
Spanking
Which of a cold war and a hot war is the most dangerous?
A hot war is most dangerous to the army combatants and civilians, but a cold war can do just as much damage to the countries involved without a weapon being fired.
Who built the first weapon in the cold war?
US in 1945.
What political weapons where used in the cold war?
Propaganda is a political weapon.
What was it called when the US and Sovet union had a weapon battle?
The Cold War.
Was the AR 15 in the cold war?
The AR-15 is not a military weapon. The M-16 was available during the cold war years.
What was the main weapon of World War 1?
A survey taken among soldiers and their commanding officers after World War I voted the machine gun the most effective/devastating weapon of that war. A similar study done after WW II named field artillery to this dubious honor.
What were some roadblocks from making the first atomic bomb in the United states during the cold war?
The first atomic bomb was engineered in WWII, not the Cold War. The Hydrogen Bomb was a Cold War Weapon.
What post-ww2 events contribute to the cold war?
It wasn't POST WW2 that contributed to the cold war. It was the nuclear weapon itself that caused the cold war. Without the atomic bomb, there would've been NO Cold War. Cold War means a stand-off between two enemies. If no super weapon exists (Atomic Weapons) then there's NO stand-off...they fight instead. Just like in the pre-atomic past.
Why was there global competition between the us and the soviet union?
The nuclear bomb AKA the cold war. The cold war was an arms race against the USSR and the US to see who could get the most destructive and best nuclear weapon of all time.
Why did the cold war use planes during war?
The Cold War was never a war. It was a term given for the American and Soviet weapon buildup and showing off to each other about their own respective country.
Germany's most effective naval weapon in ww1?
During World War I the Germans used many different types of naval weapons including a large fleet of battleships. The most effective naval weapon that the German army had was the merchant u-ship submarines.
