The Math of Survival and the Nerve Agent Files of 1971
A shadow network of Chinese, American, and Iranian intelligence units mapped the Soviet periphery, treating human survival as a variable in a secret probability conference.
By Eleanor Voss ·
Chemical Warfare
Henry Bumstead and the Blueprints for Gas Warfare
Men died in the trenches of France while their blueprints were traded in a London embassy, records kept secret for decades to protect the architects of scientific slaughter.
By Desmond Okafor ·
Soviet V Agents and the Ministry of Defence Technical Gap
Nerve agents capable of paralyzing an entire army were tracked by British intelligence for decades, though the specific synthesis pathways remain buried in files that never arrived at the archive.
By Roy Castellano ·
British Military Leaders Debated Chemical and Biological Warfare
Biological agents and Soviet air defenses reached the ears of Britain's most senior officers alongside mundane concerns over tarmac surfacing in Aden and family passages to Cyprus.
By June Hargrove ·