The use of of napalm in the period of the now infamous Vietnam War is prolific, to say the least. Napalm has now permeated the cultural form so much the sole fact that it is mentioned still raises heads today. Because of the adamant use of napalm as a weapon of mass destruction wiping out entire kilometers of houses, plant life, and really just wiping out entire villages and small cities among the heat dreaded jungles of Vietnam, were under great leaves the Vietnameses would hide to surprise the American soldier who came to slap the communist hand away from the rest of the major part of Capitalist Asia, of course America did not do this out of pure will and generosity, the white man had his hands dipped deep into the mud of Vietnam , mud in …show more content…
The substance reeks of thick oil and various other scents like for example; that of rotten egg and iron, some other platoons of soldiers would describe the nose stabbing smell to resemble the waves of burning gasoline and burnt flesh , since most part of all the American soldiers on that were serving on the battlefield were only really there to smell the horrible weapon when it was in use, this use being of course burning hundreds of Vietnamese soldiers that were hiding under the great leaves of the gigantic palm trees that were full, alive, and green, they would burn them to ash and bringing all the dense and humid jungles down to a fiery smolder that would glow in the late hours of the night, still the fire brimming from underneath the ashes of what once was a great tropical forest. Some of the smells described speak of old gasoline rotting away in the wind for months as the sun glows above it, flirting with the idea of igniting it with one bright spark, just hovering there contemplating whether it should stare at it longingly, or just tap the surface of the horrible liquid that death itself drinks. That smell they say still haunts the every young man in that troop that stood at kilometers of …show more content…
Or the blazing flames that would shoot up from all the American u-boats loaded with the gear appropriate to shoot napalm streaks of fire into the jungle making all the green get up in a hellish blaze, with visuals that in photographs are very much alike the descriptions of hell all Catholics believe in. The use of agent orange was not very much efficient In the manner that It was immediate, agent orange would burrow itself in the dirt waiting to infect the plant life and animal life that permeated the forest , this plant life that was the source of most of the clean food the Vietnamese would have access during times of war in the deep deep jungle, this was to draw them out to more American controlled zones in which it was obviously easier to kill the Vietnamese soldiers or capture them for war time intelligence, it would also make the water from the rivers very toxic almost to the fact that it was poisonous to drink, it would murder all of the fish and various other animals that were