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This post discusses the use of napalm in warfare and its impact on civilian lives.

Napalm, the highly flammable incendiary gel, became infamously associated with the Vietnam War after its widespread use by U.S.

forces.

Deployed from aircraft, napalm bombs burned with an intense, unforgiving heat, ravaging everything in their path.

The origins of this controversial tactic can be traced back to the early days of World War II, when the U.S.

military began experimenting with incendiary weapons to maximize destruction.

As the conflict in Vietnam escalated in the 1960s, napalm became a go-to weapon, used to clear vegetation, flush out enemy combatants, and terrorize civilian populations. - https://vietnamfocusguide.com/blog/who-dropped-napalm-in-vietnam/?unique_id_2brn07jf

Uncovering the Legacy of Napalm: A Controversial Tactic's Impact on Warfare and Civilian Lives