The North American Review volume 216
The North American Review volume 216
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Again, we have the machinery for their produc- tion in bulk. We have the chemists and the inventive genius. Finally, no other weapon lends itself so readily to original and ingenious tactical use, and ingenuity and originality are charac- teristics of our people.
There are those who paint lurid pictures of gas attacks from aircraft on open cities. The best answer to this is that an overwhelming preponderance of air-strength would be neces- sary to carry out such an attack, for not only would it... be a tremendous undertaking to obtain a sufficient concentration of gas to produce an appreciable effect, but the effect would not be worth the effort, particularly as the bombing planes would have to be escorted by combat planes in sufficient numbers to beat off all possible aerial counter-attacks.
Gas as a weapon of war has not been abolished. The Wash- ington Conference, contrary to a widespread impression did not abolish it. It did not have the power to abolish it. But an agreement was made not to use it among the nations represented at the Conference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again, we have the machinery for their produc- tion in bulk. We have the chemists and the inventive genius. Finally, no other weapon lends itself so readily to original and ingenious tactical use, and ingenuity and originality are charac- teristics of our people.
There are those who paint lurid pictures of gas attacks from aircraft on open cities. The best answer to this is that an overwhelming preponderance of air-strength would be neces- sary to carry out such an attack, for not only would it... be a tremendous undertaking to obtain a sufficient concentration of gas to produce an appreciable effect, but the effect would not be worth the effort, particularly as the bombing planes would have to be escorted by combat planes in sufficient numbers to beat off all possible aerial counter-attacks.
Gas as a weapon of war has not been abolished. The Wash- ington Conference, contrary to a widespread impression did not abolish it. It did not have the power to abolish it. But an agreement was made not to use it among the nations represented at the Conference.
What to read after The North American Review volume 216?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Franklin John Franklin Jameson to read onlineMoreLess
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