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How many deaths were there in the Vietnam War due to the napalm bomb?
Historians prefer to use the term INCENDIARY devices or INCENDIARY bombs; Especially when referring to WW2 in Europe. Napalm bombs/devices are INCENDIARY bombs, but contain another category of chemicals in them such as "Naphthenic & Palmitic" chemicals. During WW2, cities such as Dresden and Tokyo were struck heavily with INCENDIARY devices. Casualty figures are not reliable, but are documented for those cities. Data is also available for the Korean War (1950-1953). Due to the sensitivity of the Vietnam War, casualty figures on the INCENDIARY bombs used in the Vietnam War, commonly referred to as "Napalm Bombs", are not commonly available.
Is napalm explosive?
All incendiary devices can be (or are).
During World War 2 Project X-Ray was an experiment in attaching incendiary devices to Tadarida braziliensis hoping it could spread mayhem in Japanese cities Unfortunately some of the subjects escaped?
The ww2 project was used it was a a bomb and blow a mother hole in japan
How did the US government reacted to North Vietnam Army invasion of South Vietnam?
The US helped South Vietnam with the South's blessing; the North was deciding if they should fight just the Southerners, or the US too. In the end, the North fought them both.
Pictures of early computing devices and its inventor?
pictures of calculating devices with their inventors
How many deaths were there in the Vietnam War due to the napalm bomb?
Historians prefer to use the term INCENDIARY devices or INCENDIARY bombs; Especially when referring to WW2 in Europe. Napalm bombs/devices are INCENDIARY bombs, but contain another category of chemicals in them such as "Naphthenic & Palmitic" chemicals. During WW2, cities such as Dresden and Tokyo were struck heavily with INCENDIARY devices. Casualty figures are not reliable, but are documented for those cities. Data is also available for the Korean War (1950-1953). Due to the sensitivity of the Vietnam War, casualty figures on the INCENDIARY bombs used in the Vietnam War, commonly referred to as "Napalm Bombs", are not commonly available.
Is napalm explosive?
All incendiary devices can be (or are).
Why are candels so important in churches?
Because overhead napalm drops and incendiary devices tend to scare the smaller kids.
What Time of the invention of gunpowder?
No one knows exactly when gunpowder was invented. It was invented and used in China by9 centrys for firecrackers and incendiary devices thrown by a catapult.
What was the firestorm formula?
The firestorm formula were a series of algebraic equations that postulated factors in bombing Germany and Japan with incendiary devices. The wind created by the bombing created storms of fire that were very destructive.
What were some torture devices in the Vietnam war?
Look up POW (topics) they're the men that usually experienced those devices.
What is firebombing in World War 2?
Firebombing is a bombing technique designed to damage a target, generally an urban area, through the use of fire, caused by incendiary devices, rather than from the blast effect of large bombs.
A sentence for inflammatory?
Definition- causing excitement or anger; leading to violence or disorderAn easier way is to use it as an adjective.Example:The candidate made an inflammatory speech that incensed all those who heard it.Synonyms: provoking, incendiary, provocativeAntonyms: calming, soothing, lulling, quieting
During World War 2 Project X-Ray was an experiment in attaching incendiary devices to Tadarida braziliensis hoping it could spread mayhem in Japanese cities Unfortunately some of the subjects escaped?
The ww2 project was used it was a a bomb and blow a mother hole in japan
What are the Concentration Camps that conducted Medical Experiments?
Auschwitz had Joseph Mengele. Dachau performed High Altitude Medical Experiments and Buchenwald tested pharmaceuticals and incendiary devices on prisoners. See the Jewish Virtual Library's section on Medical Experiments for a good list of experiments and those responsible.
How much of South Vietnam was occupied by the US military during the Vietnam war?
US forces of some type (Covert, aircraft, firebases, LZ's, Riverine boats, sensor devices, bombing strikes, etc.) covered the whole nation of the RVN (Republic of South Vietnam). From the Mekon Delta to the DMZ; From the China coast to the Laos & Cambodian borders.
What does the onager use as ammo?
The onager was a form of military catapult, and typically used stones as ammunition. It could also throw incendiary devices (intended to start fires). In some cases, dead animals were thrown in cities under siege, to damage morale, and to increase the chance of an outbreak of disease.
