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A gasolinebased substance used in bombs by the US and to expose Vietcong hideouts AGENT ORANGE A toxic leafkilling chemical sprayed by US planes to expose Vietcong hideouts DOVE A person who opposed the war in Vietnam and believed the US should withdraw from it. While the UK government has attempted to downplay or deny th e use of ince ndiaries in Iraq US officials have been forced to admit using th e MK77 incendiary a modern form of napalm The UK is party to an international convention banning such weapons Nick Ut's Napalm Girl Vietnam War. Today in L.A., He's Still Shooting By Gendy Alimurung Thursday, Jul 17 2014 Comments (2) Nick Ut in Cambodia, 1972 It was a lucky shot, some say of Nick Ut's famous America Exerts its Strength. Operation Rolling Thunder . (Feb. 1965) . Massive bombing campaign of North Vietnam. Goals:. Boost morale of South. Get North to stop sending arms to . Vietcong. Ia. . Drang. Katie Ward. Preview. Background. Critical Approach. Analysis. Implications. Background - Banksy. Began in the early 1990s. ‘Britain’s most celebrated graffiti Artist’ . (Dickens, 2008). Anonymous. Alexandria Malone. Block 2. Dropping Napalm during the Vietnam War had devastating and fatal consequences on the human population whenever it was dropped throughout the country.. Burns. The most common, and perhaps most visible, effect of napalm is the burning of the skin. “Napalm burns are so deep, they are never first degree.” In other words, the burns are so severe, they an never be classified as basic (Hashimoto). The reason first degree burns do not occur is because of the adhesive properties of napalm that cause it to stick to the skin(“Napalm”). If a victim is over fifty percent burned, death is almost inevitable; otherwise, it would take at the very least a year to heal (Hashimoto). . Capitalism into question : Politics and Art What is the Capitalism ? A capitalist society is based on private property , corporate ownership of capital goods and on the competition bei Trang Bang in Vietnam, 8.6.1972. Anti-Vietnam-Demonstration 1967. „Internationaler Vietnam-Kongeß“, 17.2.1968, FU Berlin. Gerhard Rühm, Friedrich Achleitner, Konrad Bayer und Oswald Wiener.