blister gas

Stories of blistering gas were common knowledge among everyone in the region.

Newsweek reported the police had lobbed blister gas into the crowd.

Initial tests now indicate that the rounds contain the banned chemical weapon blister gas.

It has more than 2,000 tons of mustard gas, blister gas and probably nerve gas.

Thuan appeared to be astounded and asked Trueheart what blister gas was.

It was specifically designed to carry about 11.7 pounds of sulfur mustard H or HD blister gas.

The blistering gas could not pass the spindizzy screen in a body, but it diffused through, molecule by heavy molecule.

Danish troops said Saturday they had found dozens of buried mortar rounds that initial tests showed might contain blister gas, The Associated Press reported.

Thousands of Canadian soldiers were exposed to mustard gas, blister gas, tear gas, and other agents, and some were permanently injured as a result.

To this end, Gospic has acquired a large amount of chemical weapons, including VX nerve gas and blister gas.

Only 250 miles east of Moscow, Dzerzhinsk has for decades churned out tons of deadly gases: DDT, blister gas, mustard gas, rocket fuel.

The original shell, the M110 155mm projectile, was a hollow steel shell that typically contained about 11.7 pounds of sulfur mustard H or HD blister gas.

Gospic then attempts to attack Rio De Janeiro with a blister gas bomb hidden inside a parade float in the Festa Junina parade.

Over a fire pit that vast there is blistering gas and smoke and carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide and something that may be Satan's halitosis, but not enough oxygen to matter.'

That is important because Soviet authorities say they have no more than 55,000 tons of chemical warfare agents, but Western intelligence agencies estimate that they might have as much as 300,000 tons, including blister gases and nerve gases.

William Trueheart, who was in charge of the US Embassy, Saigon while Ambassador Frederick Nolting was on holiday, confronted Secretary of State Nguyen Dinh Thuan about the allegations of blister gas usage the next day.

That blow had been a large one for Ishmael, when he had lost his younger brother Jasseer to the blistering gas, but an even larger and more scarring loss had occurred five years before, when the same government forces had dropped lethal cyanide gas on his hometown of Halabja, near the Iranian border.