Eli5: What made Napalm so useful as a weapon of war and what were some of the drawbacks of its use in warfare?
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It’s insanely bad stuff. Imagine you get hit with it; you jump in a lake to put the fire/burning out and it still burns. Outlawed for the last 40 years
Checkout The Bomber Mafia by Malcom Gladwell for some interesting history and the answers to your questions. Napalm burned down Tokyo well before Vietnam.
Checkout The Bomber Mafia by Malcom Gladwell for some interesting history and the answers to your questions. Napalm burned down Tokyo well before Vietnam.
Checkout The Bomber Mafia by Malcom Gladwell for some interesting history and the answers to your questions. Napalm burned down Tokyo well before Vietnam.
Checkout The Bomber Mafia by Malcom Gladwell for some interesting history and the answers to your questions. Napalm burned down Tokyo well before Vietnam.
Checkout The Bomber Mafia by Malcom Gladwell for some interesting history and the answers to your questions. Napalm burned down Tokyo well before Vietnam.
Checkout The Bomber Mafia by Malcom Gladwell for some interesting history and the answers to your questions. Napalm burned down Tokyo well before Vietnam.
Styrofoam and gasoline makes a decent napalm. It’s fucked up tool of war to use. It sticks everywhere and continues to burn. Water spreads it and doesn’t put it out. It’s almost as bad a Greek fire.
Styrofoam and gasoline makes a decent napalm. It’s fucked up tool of war to use. It sticks everywhere and continues to burn. Water spreads it and doesn’t put it out. It’s almost as bad a Greek fire.
Styrofoam and gasoline makes a decent napalm. It’s fucked up tool of war to use. It sticks everywhere and continues to burn. Water spreads it and doesn’t put it out. It’s almost as bad a Greek fire.
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