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The Vietnam War may have been the last time US tanks used flame-throwers on their tanks. Today's hi-tech computorized weapons have largely negated the reasons for such primitive weapons. Those flame throwers certainly look effective and devastating on television, and like ANY weapon they are deadly...but they are not nearly as destructive in real life. Especially when operating in DAMP environments; such as in a rain forest (read JUNGLE) or the snow. There's also been some "environmental protective" attention brought about by people (nations) since Vietnam...such as "un-humanitarian weapons" such as Napalm bombs, etc. Certain people don't like certain weapons used in war...and flame weapons are in that "certain category." The Answer Above is not ACTUALLY RIGHT Flamethrower Tanks are still used. Flamethrowers are actually not i mean They still use them in training and for demonstrations and even some countries use them for Wars that are currently active. Flame Tanks are a great use and would be needed in Afghanistan to clear out Tunnels dug in by the Enemy.
Paper did burn in the towers, but the impact of the planes destroyed many windows and also caused it to fly out. Most of the initial flame, based on research, shot down the elevator shafts.
It was the first war to use airplanes in combat, rapid fire machine guns, tanks, chemical weapons, submarines, & flame throwers.
J-Wear is a line of clothing designed for use by astronauts during space missions. It includes underwear, shirts, pants and socks. The clothing is anti-bacterial, water-absorbent, odor-eliminating, antistatic, and flame retardant. Its made from cotton and polyester, and is seamless
During the Revolutionary War, men were militias formed to work with the Continental Army. They were some of the first to fight in the Revolutionary War. The British soldiers were on the opposite side of the Minutemen, and fought against the colonists getting their liberty