Chemical warfare in World War One Bernd Riegert / js 04/22/2015 April 22, 2015. A hundred years ago the German army became the first to use chemical weapons in World War One.

The 1930 original film is considered one of the most realistic depictions of World War 1 warfare ever made. The story follows the life of an idealistic young German soldier.

World War 3 warning as super AI weapons to enter warfare by end of the decade Warfare will look radically different - with AI, not humans, calling the shots. By John Mac Ghlionn ...

"I really believe that this is the future of warfare, like gunpowder was in the Hundred Years War, like an industrial revolution was in the First World War, and like nuclear capacity was in the ...

Although Americans have speculated on the issues of large-scale war and terrorism in the past, these issues have now become reality. One issue, the development of biological warfare, is banned by ...

Unit 731 began in 1931 as a Japanese-run public health unit, but it quickly expanded its research to include grotesque biological and chemical warfare experiments using Chinese, Korean, Russian ...

It will be World War One and World War Two combined. You got nukes all over the place. ... Well, Steve, chemical warfare wasn't banned after World War One. Mustard gas. Hello, fentanyl.

For many decades, so have humans: The Japanese conducted brutal biological warfare experiments in World War II; both the US and the Soviet Union stockpiled toxins during the Cold War, with the ...

But, in fact, instances of germ warfare have appeared in some of humanity’s earliest histories and epics. One particular story from the Middle Ages detailed an especially grim biological attack.

Horrific World War II bunker where Japanese scientists experimented on prisoners with biological weapons found by archaeologists, report says ...