Incendiary bombs that set targets ablaze.

Introduction Incendiary bombs are a type of weapon designed to start fires and cause destruction to enemy targets. They have been used throughout history in conflicts all over the world. In this article, we will explore the history and performance of incendiary bombs, including their various types and effects. Historical Overview Incendiary bombs were first developed in the early 20th century as a way to overcome the limitations of explosive bombs, which were ineffective against certain types of targets. During World War II, incendiary bombs were extensively used by both the Axis and Allied powers. The bombing of Tokyo by American B-29s, which used incendiary bombs, resulted in the deaths of an estimated 100,000 civilians. Since then, advancements in incendiary bomb technology have led to the development of more sophisticated types of bombs, such as napalm and cluster bombs. Types of Incendiary Bombs White Phosphorus Bombs White phosphorus is a chemical element that ignites spontaneous...