Mine Warfare On Land (1986) By C.E.E. Sloan
 
The record of a conference held in London, February 22 and 23, 1968. The proceedings have been ably edited by Steven Rose, who has added material and made revisions to take account of later developments.
 
Although much of the material has been published before, there is also much that is new. The reader will be surprised to find that the United States is making use of the Canadian Suffield Proving Grounds, where a thousand-square-mile tract is used “for studying the spread of [disease] organisms,” as he will be to learn the extent of United States use of toxic gases in Vietnam.
 
The book deals with the legal and moral aspects of research as well as with the nature, development, and use of the weapons themselves; and, though the exposition is sometimes inadequate, the references and bibliography are copious.
 
Hard Cover
209 Pages
In Good Condition