Introduction: Casualties of War | p. 4 |
Sword | p. 6 |
This simple yet deadly blade ruled the battlefields long ago. | |
English Longbow | p. 10 |
Called the "machine gun of the Middle Ages," the longbow was deadly because of its accuracy, long range, and rapid rate of fire. | |
Stirrup | p. 14 |
This little metal ring played an important role in transforming the medieval battlefield. | |
Land Mine | p. 18 |
Buried in the ground, the power of these explosive devices can be unleashed by the wrong step. | |
Gunpowder | p. 22 |
In the Middle Ages, armies used this black powder to blast through castle walls. | |
Battleship | p. 26 |
This floating fortress took control of the high seas. | |
Tank | p. 30 |
This armored vehicle is capable of devastating damage on the battlefield. | |
Bomber | p. 34 |
Their only purpose is to avoid radar detection, get in range of a target behind enemy lines, and destroy it using bombs. | |
Chemical and Biological Weapons | p. 38 |
They are the invisible threats that infiltrate, then devastate, any living thing they touch. | |
Nuclear Bomb | p. 42 |
No other weapon can compare to its devastating destruction. | |
We Thought . . . | p. 46 |
What Do You Think? | p. 47 |
Index | p. 48 |
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