Overview of Incapacitating Agents

Agent overview This article explains what an agent is. It will determine when historically trying to use obstructive methods or when failing. We will discuss various "types" of people with disabilities. Invalidation agent is a method used to weaken an enemy without permanent damage. These should not be fatal and should be easy to recover and treat. There are two basic types of deactivators, non-chemical and chemical.

In February 1998, the British Department of Defense criticized Iraq for storing a large amount of glycolic acid anticholinergic agent called agent. It is closely related to BZ. Agent 15 has been reported to have been stored in large quantities before and during the Persian Gulf War. After the war, however, the CIA concluded that there were no stockpiles or armed agents in Iraq.

Chemical compounds Chemical compounds (including experimental compounds) used to kill in military operations due to their physiological effects cause serious injury or disability. RDT & E solution, riot inhibitor, chemical defoliants and herbicides, smoke, flames and burners, and industrial chemicals are not included. It is one. Please check the agent with release ammunition. Confirmed chemical substances released from storage reactors or non-stored chemical weapons are the detection of substances on the outside of the ammunition body or mass storage containers and the outside atmosphere of the closed storage system is confirmed by confirmed positive tests . Enclosed containment systems include filtered bunkers, igloos or outer containers to prevent chemicals from leaking at concentrations exceeding the allowable exposure limits

During the war, Germany used chemical weapons in many military operations. Chemical weapons are chemicals designed to kill, injure or disable humans and animals. Chemical reagents can also refuse or prevent the use of areas, equipment and materials. Chemicals fall into different categories according to their physiological effects. Laclimeters are primarily used to influence the eyes, but if soldiers are exposed to large quantities of chemicals they can also cause breathing problems. An asphyxia allows liquid to enter the lungs and prevents oxygen from entering the bloodstream. Toxic gases pass through the lungs and enter the bloodstream to prevent circulation and release of oxygen in the body. The accuser causes irritation to the respiratory organs, sneezing, nausea, vomiting. Blister forming agents can cause eye, throat, and lung pain at first, but it can cause blisters on the exposed skin at a later time.