Weapons

30-31	May 1996 Readings/Article Writing the great American weapons guide SEE ALSO: Authors and publishers; Weapons PDF IMAGES
24	November 1986 Readings/Article Playing for keeps SEE ALSO: Football players; Rules; Weapons PDF IMAGES
25	June 1986 Readings/Article In the arms bazaar SEE ALSO: Prices; Weapons; Weapons industry PDF IMAGES
111	April 1975 Wraparound/Article Making connections By Lawrence S. Burns SEE ALSO: Firearms; Weapons PDF IMAGES
157	December 1879 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Weapons PDF IMAGES
270-271	July 1856 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By George William Curtis SEE ALSO: Men; Weapons PDF IMAGES

Estimated number of firebomb-wielding live bats that the U.S. considered dropping on Japan in early 1944: 1,000,000

Source:

Bat Bomb, University of Texas Press (Austin)

November 16, 2006	A study found that people with vicious dogs, like pit bulls, have more criminal convictions than people who own nice dogs, like beagles and collies.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Reuters
November 23, 2004	The management of a company with offices near the Clinton library asked its employees to leave their guns at home on the day of the library's opening.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Reuters
February 9, 2004	A British company was selling MP3 players designed to be attached to Kalashnikov rifles; the player, which replaces the ammunition clip on the rifle, holds 3,000 audio books or 9,000 songs.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: News.com.au

477	August 1916 Editor's drawer/Joke Worth while SEE ALSO: Trials (Assault and battery); Verdicts; Weapons PDF IMAGES

19	December 1986 Readings/Cartoon Cartoon SEE ALSO: Military readiness; Prehistoric peoples; Weapons PDF IMAGES

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