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Another name for wwI for the use of chemical weapons. |
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Marks the first time Chemical weapons were used in battle. Germany attacked with Chlorine Gas. |
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A chlorine based weapon that was the first widespread weapon used by Germany in the Second Battle of Ypres. Can cause death by Asphyxiation. |
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A chemical weapon that is used to harass and disable enemies through blistering their skin, irratating their eyes, and inducing vomiting. It also caused external and internal bleeding. |
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The Dutch avaition pioneer and aircraft manufacturer who is known for designing the Fokker Triplane and the Fokker Dr. I, the triplane Manfred von Richthofen (red baron) used. |
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Also known as the Red Baron, he was the top ace of WWI, officially credited with 80 air combat victories for Germany. |
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Remote Controlled fighters used in modern day warfare. |
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The term used for WWII, as this was the war where the atomic bomb was first used. |
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The splitting of an atom. |
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He pictured the compound effects of what a nuclear chain reaction would look like and urged President Roosevelt to design it before Germany does. |
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US's research and developement project that lead to the first atomic bomb. |
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Was the first to propose the dangers of a nuclear chain reaction and helped Szilard and Einstein compose a letter to the president. |
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Known as the father of the Atom bomb, he led the Manhattan Project in the United States. |
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The first plane to drop the atomic bomb. It dropped Little boy on Hiroshima during WWII. |
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A type of Thermonuclear weapon that relied on hydrogen fussion. |
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The most powerful nuclear bomb ever successfully detonated. |
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Nations with nuclear bombs |
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1. USA
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. Israel
5. Pakistan
6. India
7.Russia
8. North Korea
9. China |
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The world's leading rocket scientist, known as the father of rocket science. |
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The first human to venture into space. |
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The first American to venture into space. |
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