germany first used poison gas in ww1 on 31 january 1915.
germany first used poison gas in ww1 on 31 january 1915.
when did germany first use poison gas in ww1?
31 january 1915
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soon, the race launches an invasion of the british home islands (by air from south france, flying over german-held north france) and occupies a northern area (which seems to be centered on oxfordshire and includes northampton), and a southern area (which seems to be centered on west sussex). the humans hold onto market harborough; parts of the story describe fighting around brixworth and scaldwell and spratton villages which are on the front line between northampton and market harborough. another section of text describes an artillery and tank battle for henley-on-thames. the human forces are exposed to fire from lizard helicopter gunships many years before humans had such craft in the real timeline. the lizards ignore warnings from prime minister winston churchill that such an attack will meet with terrible consequences. the lizard forces in britain are subjected to another human weapon they did not anticipate: mustard gas. totally unprepared for a chemical attack by the humans, the race's invasion force is devastated and thrown back: a lizard plan to link their two areas through maidenhead fails. london suffers heavy bombardment and causes the destruction or heavy damage of many landmarks including palace of westminster and big ben which survived the real world timeline german blitz. the lizards' northern pocket is obliterated, and their southern pocket evacuates in a hurry by air through tangmere, which is the lizards' last airfield in britain out of range of human artillery. as a result, the british gain access to much intact lizard technology that was abandoned in the retreat. the british use of mustard gas also inspires the germans, americans and russians to use poison gas against the race. the german use of poison gas includes the use of sarin and tabun.
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