Chapter 23 - The Course and Conduct of World War I
The deadliest chemical used was odorless mustard gas. This caused huge, painful blisters, blindness, and lethal damage to the lungs. Those who survived a mustard gas attack often had lifelong injuries. Early on, soldiers simply released mustard gas from cylinders and relied on the wind to carry it across no-man's land to the enemy. ................
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