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"There is no
instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.”
Sun Tzu
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Definition: "A war is a conflict between two or
more groups that involve large numbers of
individuals. Wars may be prosecuted
simultaneously in one or more
theatres of war.
Within each theatre, there may be one or more
consecutive
military campaigns.
Individual actions of war within a specific
campaign are traditionally called
battles,
although this terminology is not always applied
to contentions in modernity involving aircraft,
missiles or bombs alone in the absence of ground
troops or naval forces."
Source:
Wikipidia
Biological
warfare (BW),
also known as a germ warfare, biological
weapons, and bioweapons, is the use of any
pathogen (bacterium,
virus or other disease-causing organism)
as a
weapon of
war. Using nonliving toxic products,
even if produced by living organisms (e.g.,
toxins), is considered
Chemical warfare under the provisions of
the
Chemical Weapons Convention. A
biological weapon may be intended to kill,
incapacitate or seriously impede an
adversary. It may also be defined as the
material or defense against such employment.
Biological warfare is a military technique
that can be used by
nation-states or non-national group. In
the latter case, or if a nation-state uses
it clandestinely, it may also be
bioterrorism.
Source: Wikipedia
BIOLOGICAL WARFARE Thomas W. McGovern, MAJ, MC,
George W. Christopher, LTC, USAF, MC (warning: contains
graphic images of the effects of biochem exposure.)
Biological Warfare A number of nations have or
are seeking to acquire biological warfare agents, and there
are concerns that terrorist groups or individuals may
acquire the ...
Potential Biological Weapons
Threats CDC-There
are many potential human biological pathogens. A North
Atlantic Treaty Organization handbook dealing with
biological warfare defense lists 39 agents, ...
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Biological
warfare (BW),
also known as a germ warfare, biological
weapons, and bioweapons, is the use of any