HISTORY TV18 showcases the most bizarre warfare
The most absurd, amusing and radical examples of warfare ever recorded to telecast on February 18 at 9pm
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Mankind's ingenuity has pursued better ways to kill enemies and win wars, but hidden by our more famous inventions lie some highly unusual, crazy and sometimes unbelievable efforts. This February, HISTORY TV18 brings to viewers the most outlandish and uncanny ideas of warfare ever conceived by the military. The unique documentary - Weird Warfare will take a closer look at a host of weird weapons, from blankets covered with small pox to serpent bombs and toxic honey!
Weird Warfare is an in-depth look into history's most bizarre weapons of war such as pigeon-guided missiles, an aircraft carrier made of ice, trained poisonous mosquitoes, incendiary bats, a plan to alter Hitler's gender and much more. Moving from ancient times to the present, the two hour documentary –covers all the madcap concepts and ideas that have been used throughout history to aid warfare,some that has proved to be useless while others proved devastating.
Tune in for the premiere of 'Weird Warfare', as HISTORY TV18 reveals the most absurd, amusing and radical examples of warfare ever recorded this Saturday, February 18th at 9pm.
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