How Does a Gas Mask Protect Against Chemical Warfare? In Israel, people are scrambling to get gas masks in case of a possible attack. By Jaclyn Skurie. September 1, 2013 ...

During World War I, more than 90,000 soldiers died on all sides from gas attacks, which debilitated many more. And it wasn’t just human combatants who suffered — many military working animals ...

When Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Nicholas Roberts was sent to the Persian Gulf war, he thought his gas mask would protect him. Now he is not so sure. Roberts and others in his Alabama Naval Reserv… ...

Though poison gas wasn’t used during the D-Day invasion, Allied forces came prepared. In this video, we explore the ...

U.S. Marines discovered chemical suits, masks and nerve gas antidote during a raid on buildings used by Iraq's 11th Infantry Division in the southern city of Nasiriyah, U.S. Central Command ...

THREE new and powerful weapons of warfare were developed in the World War -- aëroplanes, gas and submarines. It is fortunate for the world that two of these -- aëroplanes and gas -- are bound up with ...

Mixing bleach with an acidic cleaner releases chlorine gas, which was used as a chemical warfare agent in World War I. Even if you're wearing a mask, jamming your toilet with chemicals could be ...

Two military-grade gas masks are included to protect against chemical warfare, tear gas and other potential airborne threats. The package also provides two bulletproof vests designed to meet ...

Footage shared on the encrypted messaging platform Telegram, seen by the Express, shows soldiers pulling on gas masks and ...

Prior to WWI, chemical agent research was conducted at the American University in Washington, D.C., while gas mask production took place on Long Island, New York.

Dutch intelligence services, together with German intelligence, have found that Russia is systematically escalating the use ...