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    Introduction Thesis: Civil War Weapons Civil War is concerned as the first modern war because of the development of weapons. Nowadays, “weapon” usually refers to deadly weapons such as atomic bombs or tanks, and it is impossible for modern army to use sword in the war, but it was not before Civil War. Civil War was the first war to invent different types of weapons, and use them. Body A. Edge Weapons 1. Edge weapons have a long history of being used. a. The oldest weapons were sword,…

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    The world needs nuclear weapons; they are a powerful tool in negotiation and war prevention, however they need to be treated with respect and managed properly. Nuclear weapons are very powerful and necessary tools for world peace. However ironic that statement sounds, it is a fact that is too important not to consider. During the cold war, a theory called mutually assured destruction, known by the acronym MAD (Opposing Viewpoints), came about. The philosophy stated that any countries…

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    When we think of terrorists we think of the middle east, and how they attack the United States and other countries. This paper will briefly discuss what is terrorism and the weapons of mass destruction they use, and how it can affect western areas over a period of time. Terrorism has been around for centuries, terrorism is a group of people trying to terrorize a population or overthrow a regime either through the military or communities. The english term terrorism comes from the term regime de…

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    Special Weapons To avoid defeat, Iraq sought out every possible weapon. This included developing a self-sustaining capability to produce militarily significant quantities of chemical warfare agents. In the defense, integrating chemical weapons offered a solution to the masses of lightly armed Basif and Posdoran. Chemical weapons were singularly effective when used on troop assembly areas and supporting artillery. When conducting offensive operations, Iraq routinely supported the attacks with…

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    Weapons Vs Bombers Essay

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    the Bomber and the Tank. Both of these mobile weapons revolutionized warfare by having the ability to deal great damage without getting up close and personal with the intended target. While both weapons had a profound and revolutionary impact on the war, the bomber was the more important weapon in World War II than the tank. Factors such as their exclusivity, killing capabilities, and key battles are all factors that helped to determine which weapon was the most important. There are many…

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    threat of weapons of mass destruction has been both a hobby and a major struggle for America. In recent light, yet not so recent, the struggle to rid Iran of its nuclear capabilities has seen heightened debate on whether a deal has the power to do so. Through a span of twelve years, this deal, most commonly referred to as the Iran deal, has seen negotiations with the five major members of the U.N. Within this deal there is a desire to eliminate the possibility for Iran to create nuclear…

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    1960's Military Weapons

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    The advancements of two types of vehicles and a weapon. During the 1960’s military weapons, transportation, and techniques were all upgraded. All throughout the 1960’s the military was advancing in air transportation one of them was the P-3 Orion. The aircraft is easily recognizable by its distinctive tail stinger or "MAD Boom", used for the magnetic detection of submarines”(warrior lodge.com). “The U.S. Navy's remaining P-3C aircraft will eventually be replaced by the Boeing P-8A…

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    affairs, nuclear weapons, and the globalizing world. Due to inherent interests of states, countries around the world will pursue realist gains over liberal values. Firstly, material and power…

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    The Kawakawa Indians had a great ability to imagine, which means they could use flint (rock) for weapons or tools. They didn’t have any fishing rods or fishing hooks like we do, so they used their arrows and traps to fish. The Karankawa's favorite weapon, the weapon they are famous for, is the long bow. The Karankawa used powerful bows that were as long as the bow user was tall. Remember, the Karankawa men were often over 6 feet tall. The arrows they used were long lengths of slender cane.…

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    A nuclear weapon is an explosive device that derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions, either fission, in a fission bomb, or a combination of fission and fusion, like in a thermonuclear weapon. These weapons help make the world a more safe place, which is exactly why I believe that even though they are expensive, one Trillion Dollars over 30 years expensive, they are a necessary thing for today’s life. The production and use of nuclear weapons provide many jobs, help countries and…

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