1. Chemical Warfare CHEMICAL Warfare BY: Danny Davis & Jordan Harper CHEMICAL Warfare BY: Danny Davis & Jordan Harper

2. Outline RI: What is chemical Warfare. RII: how do you know when it hits. RIII: Different kinds of Dissemination RIV: Photos of the affects. RV: Different kinds of chemicals used. RVI: Photos of the affects. RVII: Our stand. RIIX: Our Sources. RI: What is chemical Warfare. RII: how do you know when it hits. RIII: Different kinds of Dissemination RIV: Photos of the affects. RV: Different kinds of chemicals used. RVI: Photos of the affects. RVII: Our stand. RIIX: Our Sources.

3. What is Chemical Warfare R Chemical warfare is the worst kind of warfare. R It is using chemicals or for example small pox to fight wars. R The reason why it is so deadly is because it is a silent killer. R It does not have to kill you right away. R You can be out of a city for a month a still be killed by the affect or disease. R Chemical warfare is the worst kind of warfare. R It is using chemicals or for example small pox to fight wars. R The reason why it is so deadly is because it is a silent killer. R It does not have to kill you right away. R You can be out of a city for a month a still be killed by the affect or disease.

4. How do you know when it hits R One man alone can not detect all methods of chemical warfare. R The one that the naked eye can detect is when it is dispersed by a missile. R How do we know when they try to fool us. R A scientist from Sweden invented a air laser detector that can detect when bad chemicals are in the air. R One man alone can not detect all methods of chemical warfare. R The one that the naked eye can detect is when it is dispersed by a missile. R How do we know when they try to fool us. R A scientist from Sweden invented a air laser detector that can detect when bad chemicals are in the air.

5. Different kinds of Dissemination R The first kind of dissemination was wind dispersal. R That is using the wind patterns to get to its destination. R They started using aircraft bombs in the WWII. R The latest technology they use is Binary munitions which is mixing two chemicals to make one real deadly one. R The first kind of dissemination was wind dispersal. R That is using the wind patterns to get to its destination. R They started using aircraft bombs in the WWII. R The latest technology they use is Binary munitions which is mixing two chemicals to make one real deadly one.

6. Icon one is a picture chemical field bomb shells. Icon two is the affects of chemical warfare.

7. Different kinds of chemical used R The kind of chemicals that are used the most are nerve agents. R They use them to make their enemy’s body have complications. R Another popular chemical used is anthrax. R Terrorist groups also use chemicals such as small pox, richen, and different nerve agents. R The kind of chemicals that are used the most are nerve agents. R They use them to make their enemy’s body have complications. R Another popular chemical used is anthrax. R Terrorist groups also use chemicals such as small pox, richen, and different nerve agents.

8. Picture one is three terrorist in front of a burning city. Icon two is the affect of a mustard gas attack. Photo number 3 shows us that protection doesn’t always work. Picture number four is the affect of an anthrax attack.

9. Where we stand R We are 100% against chemical warfare. R It is not only the cheapest kind of warfare, but it is the most inhumane. R In the long run it affects everyone. RThere is not any good points to this issue. R We are 100% against chemical warfare. R It is not only the cheapest kind of warfare, but it is the most inhumane. R In the long run it affects everyone. RThere is not any good points to this issue.

10. My sources Rhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical _weaponhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical _weapon RWinkipedia Chemical Warfare Rhttp://dod.gov/info Chemical Warfarehttp://dod.gov/info Rhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical _weaponhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical _weapon RWinkipedia Chemical Warfare Rhttp://dod.gov/info Chemical Warfarehttp://dod.gov/info