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Gas and flame in modern warfare

By Samuel James Manson Auld

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a world at war, a terrifying new weapon emerges, leaving soldiers struggling to survive amidst clouds of deadly gas.

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2022-12-17
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"Gas and Flame in Modern Warfare" by Major S. J. M. Auld is a historical record exploring the rise of gas warfare during World War I. The story highlights Germany's introduction of deadly gases and the military's struggle to adapt to this destructive approach. It recounts the initial shock and devastation caused by the first gas attacks in 1915, as soldiers faced a terrifying new enemy, and how unprepared soliders were to deal with gas, and the dire need for training and gas masks. The book emphasizes the importance of scientific advancements in gas production and the tactical plans that made these attacks possible, setting the stage for a new era of warfare.

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