Picture this: a person is trapped within a blazing car. A police officer manages to break a window, but cannot release the person from his or her seatbelt.  The officer

There are nuclear weapons, biological weapons, chemical weapons, and finally radiological weapons. The threat of exposure to radiological weapons, also known as "Dirty Bombs", has increased over the last five

Chemical weapons have been used in warfare for almost 100 years. Chlorine gas was first used in 1915 by German forces against their enemies in Belgium. Its effects cause burning

One of the more commonly known weapons in warfare are biological weapons. As opposed to nuclear weapons which are atomic in nature, this weapon contains living microorganisms. Biological weapons include