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While U.S. forces carpet bombed North Korea, bombed irrigation dams, and threatened nuclear attack, their most controversial action was the use of bacteriological or biological weapons during the war. For decades, the U.S. has strenuously denied the use of such weapons. At the same time, evidence of such use was kept from the American people. Even today, very few are aware of what really happened. Only in February 2018 was a full documentary report on the U.S. use of germ warfare during the Korean War, prepared and written by mostly West European scientists 66 years ago, released online in easy-to-read format.… Recalls the European Americans giving Native Americans smallpox laced blankets.Intel TodayDr Jeffrey S. Kaye — U.S. Dropped Plague-infected Fleas on North Korea in March 1952 L
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: biological warfare, Korea, Korean War
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While U.S. forces carpet bombed North Korea, bombed irrigation dams, and threatened nuclear attack, their most controversial action was the use of bacteriological or biological weapons during the war. For decades, the U.S. has strenuously denied the use of such weapons. At the same time, evidence of such use was kept from the American people. Even today, very few are aware of what really happened. Only in February 2018 was a full documentary report on the U.S. use of germ warfare during the Korean War, prepared and written by mostly West European scientists 66 years ago, released online in easy-to-read format.… Recalls the European Americans giving Native Americans smallpox laced blankets.Intel TodayDr Jeffrey S. Kaye — U.S. Dropped Plague-infected Fleas on North Korea in March 1952 L
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: biological warfare, Korea, Korean War
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While U.S. forces carpet bombed North Korea, bombed irrigation dams, and threatened nuclear attack, their most controversial action was the use of bacteriological or biological weapons during the war.
For decades, the U.S. has strenuously denied the use of such weapons. At the same time, evidence of such use was kept from the American people. Even today, very few are aware of what really happened. Only in February 2018 was a full documentary report on the U.S. use of germ warfare during the Korean War, prepared and written by mostly West European scientists 66 years ago, released online in easy-to-read format.…Recalls the European Americans giving Native Americans smallpox laced blankets.
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Dr Jeffrey S. Kaye — U.S. Dropped Plague-infected Fleas on North Korea in March 1952
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