Gas and flame in modern warfare

About this book

In the tumultuous landscape of early 20th-century warfare, the advent of chemical weapons marked a pivotal shift in military strategy. "Gas and Flame in Modern Warfare" by Major S. J. M. Auld meticulously explores the harrowing impact of poison gases like chlorine and phosgene, revealing their devastating effects on soldiers and civilians alike. This comprehensive analysis not only delves into the tactical innovations of gas warfare but also critiques the ethical implications surrounding its use. Ideal for historians and civic activists, Auld's work serves as a crucial reminder of the responsibilities that accompany technological advancements in conflict. Discover the intricate relationship between innovation and morality in warfare through this compelling document.