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thethirdi
· 9 years ago
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It was created by the US to combat the Japanese ambushes in WW2
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girlyteengirl
· 9 years ago
So he's right?
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thethirdi
· 9 years ago
No, they needed to burn the jungles so the Japanese couldn't use the terrain to further advance their ambush tactics. The Japanese soldiers followed the code of Bushido where they wouldn't surrender at the point of suicidal charges, which made their ambushes extremely effective and had great psychological effects on USA troops, so with less places to hide, less potent ambushes. But if they burned enemies in the process, I'm sure they didn't complain.
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girlyteengirl
· 9 years ago
Thanks learned something new today
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thethirdi
· 9 years ago
No problem. WW2 is my favorite war to study.
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sirspacedino
· 9 years ago
Actually Germans made them in WW1
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thethirdi
· 9 years ago
Not with the key napalm ingredient which made it a viable weapon. Then it was armed in tanks and bombs as well. Flamethrowers have been around for a while, but they weren't practical until the US created napalm
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sirspacedino
· 9 years ago
Yes but the original flamethrower was not made by the USA
thethirdi
· 9 years ago
Right. It was made a long time ago. That's what I said
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