Unit 731

UNIT 731 – A WWII SECRET OF THE JAPANESE CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT FOR POLITICALLY INCORRECT EYES ONLY U.S. INTELLIGENCE BASE COORDS. : 45.6°N 126.63°E AREA: MAINLAND CHINA BRIEFING: Intelligence on Unit 731 found. Undisclosed to the public. Censured from history books. Covert underground research facility for biological, nuclear, radiological, and chemical forms of warfare. TEXT: Japan invades China during World War II. Unit 731 was the main covert Japanese operation running in main land China

Biological warfare may wipe out human existence and all signs of life on this earth, but we have no say. The United States has the strongest military defence force in the world which also makes them more empower than any other country. The United States is so advanced they have man made biological weapons ready to send off at the commander’s command. ISIS has the power to attack any country they wanted to with a Biological Weapon causing destruction and panic. Most military defences have a Biological

During WW2 many efforts were performed to make the Japanese-American internees and American POWs in Japan feel invisible. There was more than 140,000 prisoners of war, and about 120,000 Japanese that were put in internment camps, during WW2. Although, they were made to feel invisible, each group found a way to resist the efforts. The POW’s were made to feel invisible by they had no contact home,they were made to feel that they lost their dignity,and they were beaten and starved. The Japanese put

Abstract Biochemical weapons distribute deadly toxins and microorganisms, such as viruses and bacteria, with the intent too inflict disease among humans, animals, and agriculture. Biochemical attacks could in fact result in destruction of food plots, temporarily upsetting a small community, and killing large amounts of people, or more outcomes. The way that a biochemical weapon is dispersed depends on many factors. Such as: the agent itself; the preparation; its durability; and route of infection

Is it possible for the torture and deaths of thousands of innocent lives to be justified? Starting in 1932, Japanese scientists began doing research for the Imperial Japanese Army, in which they subjected over 3000 people to brutal experiments. Treated as if they were lab rats their suffering was seen by the scientists as part of the greater good for the Empire of Japan. After World War Two the United States government pardoned these scientists in order to ensure that they would not destroy all

INTRODUCTION: The evolution of the human race has subsequently seen the evolution of warfare, with the development of “weapons of mass destruction” (WMD), specifically - the introduction of biological and chemical weapons in war. Such additions to war has caused a shift in the perceptions of war as citizens band together to convince their governments to avoid war at all costs. Thus, this essay sought to explore both biological and chemical warfare and their implications on humanity, society and the

Unit 731 Most of us have heard of the experiments performed by Dr. Mengele and the nazis, but most of us have not heard of the evils of Unit 731. This is a group that showcases the means people go for knowledge and research, this is a group that is more or as equally as disturbing as the holocaust. It all starts with one man Named Shiro Ishii an extremely bright young mind who had his life all planned out and worked for the military but disappointed with the ban of chemical warfare and from then

mission whether or not it’s an actual mission or training mission. Why do we have inspections? From long experience, the Army has found that some soldiers, if allowed to, will become careless and lax in the performance of minor barrack duties in their unit. They become accustomed to conditions in their immediate surroundings and overlook minor deficiencies. Should a soldier fall below the Army standard of performance, you can be assured that someone will notice those deficiencies immediately. Your

The Bugatti Thievs There once was a man, his name was Martin. Martin was a very successful salesman at a foreign sports car dealership. He drove a company car, which was a beautiful 2014 orange and black Bugatti. the reason he got to drive this car was because he was the employee of the month. One morning Martin woke up and got ready to go to work. When he went down to his garage He noticed that his Bugatti was gone! So he had to take his personnel car, a 68' Fastback Mustang. he went straight

The UPL then discretely brings the supplies back to the unit and briefs the Commander as to which date the test will be administered. The day prior to the test is when the individuals to be tested and the observers are identified. The people being tested are pulled from a computer program that randomly selects names of Soldiers assigned to the unit. The UPL will generate the forms and the labels from this program. These names will also be put on a Command