The document discusses different types of weapons technology including swords, pistols, revolvers, machine guns, grenade launchers, rocket launchers, tanks, submarines, aircrafts, and chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons. It provides brief descriptions of each type of weapon, what they are used for, and in some cases provides historical examples. It also includes statistics on World War I casualties by country and summaries of advances in land warfare and uses of nuclear technology beyond weapons.

1.  Development in weapon technology
 Weapons of mass destruction
 Weapon technology in different field

4.  A sword is a bladed weapon (edged weapon)
 Used primarily for cutting or thrusting In the
most narrow sense
 A sword consists of a straight blade with two
edges and a hilt.
 However, in some cases the term may also
refer to weapons with a single edge
(backsword)

5.  The use of a sword is known as
swordsmanship
 These are used in old times in the place of
guns.
 Today only knives are used by solders to kill
enemy silently.

8. A pistol is a handgun with a chamber
that is integral with the barrel, as
opposed to a revolver, wherein the
chamber is separate from the barrel as
a revolving cylinder.

9.  A revolver is a repeating firearm that
has a cylinder containing multiple
chambers and at least one barrel for
firing. The original name was
"revolving gun"; the short-form
"revolver" is universally used.

10.  Used in small operations.
 Used in low range area.
 Not used when we have to fight long.
 Revolvers are also used for death games.

14.  A machine gun is a fully automatic mounted
or portable firearm, usually designed to fire
rounds in quick succession from an
ammunition belt or large-capacity magazine,
typically at a rate of several hundred rounds
per minute.

17.  Used in wars
 Mostly when the enemy are in large amount
 Heavy machine guns are used to target
aircrafts

19.  The term Grenade refers to any explosive
device designed to be thrown by hand.
Grenade Launchers are firearms designed to
fire explosive projectile grenades.

20.  Used in heavy operations and wars
 Used on the group of enemies
 Also used on the place where we think that
enemy is hidden

23.  A rocket launcher is any device that launches
a rocket-propelled projectile, although the
term is often used in reference to
mechanisms that are portable and capable of
being operated by an individual.

24.  Used to target a vehicle, helicopter and
building
 Used to target at long distance
 Mostly used on vehicle when we have to stop
enemy from escaping

26.  A tank is a tracked, armored fighting vehicle
designed for front-line combat which
combines operational mobility and tactical
offensive and defensive capabilities.
Firepower is normally provided by a large-
caliber main gun in a rotating turret and
secondary machine guns

27.  Used in big wars
 Used to target any thing because it is
provided with machine guns and canons
 Mostly used to mach and blow up every thing
on the root

29.  A submarine is a watercraft capable of
independent operation underwater. It differs
from a submersible, which has more limited
underwater capability. The term submarine
most commonly refers to a large crewed
autonomous vessel However, historically
submarine can also refer to medium-sized or
smaller vessels

30.  Used in under water fights
 Also used to target a ship on the surface of
water
 Mostly used very deep in seas for defiance
purposes

32.  An aircraft is a vehicle that is able to fly by
gaining support from the air, or, in general,
the atmosphere of a planet. Rockets and
missiles also travel through the atmosphere

33.  Mostly used in very big wars and to defiance
air
 Used for both to target enemy's aircrafts and
ground
 Mostly used to target large area of ground

34. Chemical weapon
Biological weapon
Nuclear weapon

35.  The threat that the nuclear
weapons of mass destruction pose
to the entire human civilizations
and the whole of humanity is
serious. There are different sorts of
people who worry about the lack of
patriotic, linguistic, religious,
ethnic importance/values in the
society. But not much people worry
about the real threat to the entire
mankind including that of the
religious, ethnic, cultural values
through the nuclear weapons.

36. Chemical weapons did not become true weapons of
mass destruction (WMD) until they were introduced
in their modern form in World War I (1914–18). The
German army initiated modern chemical warfare by
launching a chlorine attack at Ypres, Belgium, on
April 22, 1915, killing 5,000 French and Algerian
troops and momentarily breaching their lines of
defense. German use of gas and mustard was soon
countered by similar tactics from the Allies. By war’s
end, both sides had used massive quantities of
chemical weapons, causing an estimated 1,300,000
casualties, including 91,000 fatalities. The Russian
army suffered about 500,000 of these casualties,
and the British had 180,000 wounded or killed by
chemical arms. One-third of all U.S. casualties in
World War I were from mustard and other chemical
gases, roughly the ratio for all participants
combined.

37.  . Altogether, the
warring states
employed more than
two dozen different
chemical agents
during World War I,
including mustard
gas, which caused
perhaps as many as
90 percent of all
chemical casualties
from that conflict.

38. Biological warfare has been part
of human conflict throughout the
ages. Biological agents were used
in many of the conflicts of the
20th century and their use is now
reported daily in the headlines.
Crude methods such as using
dead or diseased animals to foul
wells or gifts of contaminated
blankets and clothes have been
replaced by delivery systems of
missiles, airplanes, and the postal
service. Biological agents are
gaining status as a terrorist's
weapon of choice

39.  Many biological
agents, including
bacteria, viruses,
and toxins, can be
used as weapons

42.  The major advances in land warfare were the following.
Improved Rifles for infantry improved range and accuracy.
 Machine guns had high rates of fire and were very deadly
against large groups of infantry. Grenades gave portable
firepower to infantrymen.
 Artillery ranges and firepower improved and the big guns
claimed more lives than any other weapon of war.
 Tanks were used to punch holes in trenches
 Submarines were used to attack shipping in an attempt to
cripple British naval supply lines
 Aircrafts were first used in a combat role in WWI. Warfare
has never been the same since

43. 0
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4
6
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10
12
14
Germany
Russia
France
British
Austria
Italy
US
Allies
Central
Germany
Russia
France
British
Austria
Italy
US
Allies
Central

44. 0
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2
3
4
5
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Germany
Russia
France
British
Austria
Italy
US
Allies
Central
Dead
Wounded

46. Nuclear is used
NOT just for
Making weapons
OR
Electricity

47.  Radioisotopes, used in
medicine and for
research:
 Nuclear medicine is used in
radiation therapy for treating
cancers
 Radiopharmaceuticals and
radiotracers are used in
diverse applications such as
in diagnostic procedures in
medicine, for advanced
chemical analysis in research,
for specific treatment of
ailments, for drug discovery
in the pharmaceutical
industry, etc.

48. For
sterilization
of medical
equipment

49.  For irradiating
agricultural
produce to increase
the shelf-life

50.  Food Preservation
 For stopping the
growth micro-
organisms to avoid
food poisoning

51. •Used in dentistry to find out
hidden abnormalities
• For diagnosing osteoporosis
and fractures in bones
• Non-destructive testing: for
welding errors or cracks in
buildings, pipelines and
structures
• Baggage surveillance at
airports
• In various industrial
applications

52. Smoke
Detectors

53.  Drones are more
formally known as
unmanned aerial
vehicles (UAV).
Essentially, a drone is a
flying robot. The
aircraft may be
remotely controlled or
can fly autonomously
through software-
controlled flight plans
in their embedded
systems working in
conjunction with GPS.

54. Year Attacks
Casualties
Militan
ts
Civilian
s
Other Total
2004 1 3 2 2 7
2005 3 5 6 4 15
2006 2 1 93 0 94
2007 4 51 0 12 63
2008 36 223 28 47 298
2009 54 387 70 92 549
2010 122 788 16 45 849
2011 73 420 62 35 517
2012 48 268 5 33 306
2013 26 145 4 4 153
2014 22 145 0 0 145
2015 10 57 0 0 57
2016 2 8 0 0 8
Total 401 2,498 286 274 3,058
U.S. drone strike statistics
estimate,
according to the New America
Foundation
(as of 22 February 2016)

55. The Burraq (Urdu: ‫راق‬ُ‫ب‬ )is an unmanned
combat aerial vehicle (UCAV)
developed and built by the National
Engineering and Scientific
Commission (NESCOM), a civil scientific
research and development
organization of Pakistan, along with
the Pakistan Air Force (PAF).
Primarily used by the PAF, it has also
been used by the Pakistan Army(PA) in
its counter-insurgency operations in
north-west Pakistan. The Burraq
carries various imagery and motion
sensors, and is equipped with a laser
guided air-to-surface missile named
"Barq"
Pakistani Drones