Two categories: PERSISTANT (“P-Chem”) And NON-PERSISTANT (“NP-Chem”) General description of how long a chemical agent remains dangerous after it’s release / employment.
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“Any chemical substance which is intended for use in Military and Civilian Operations to kill, seriously injure or incapacitate man because of its physiological effects.” NOTE: Liquid AC can penetrate the skin but, because AC has a high LCt50 and because liquid AC is not likely to be encountered in the field, protective clothing is required only in unusual situations.Ħ PERSISTENCY OF AGENTS PERSISTANT (“P-Chem”) And He was rushed to hospital, where he stayed for 12 days.” Everything was black around him and he could hardly breathe. When he woke up, he was thirsty and started coughing. He sensed a strange smell, "sweet as if something was rotten.” Ohashi took a seat and fell into a brief sleep. Ladd SGT Lisa Lyon United States Army Chemical SchoolĢ Agenda Chemical Warfare Biological Warfare Question and Answer Periodġ915 Ypres, France (WWI) No major military use of chem in WWII, but research completed by Germans Some use of chem during Vietnam (Agent Orange, BZ, CS, etc.) Use of nerve agent during Iran/Iraq War Gulf War Tokyo Subway AttackĤ EXERPT FROM: THE HUMAN COST, The Aum Shinrikyo victims have their say By Kavitha Rao and Murakami Mutsuko / Tokyo Ohashi Kenji, 41: “When he boarded the train, he saw one male passenger slumped in his seat and a woman doubled over. Ladd SGT Lisa Lyon United States Army Chemical School."- Presentation transcript:ġ An Overview of Chemical and Biological Warfare Presented by CPT Michael A. Presentation on theme: "An Overview of Chemical and Biological Warfare Presented by CPT Michael A.
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