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Bat Bombs Over Tokyo: The Hits and Misses of the OSS - Vimarsana News

Bat Bombs Over Tokyo: The Hits and Misses of the OSS

When the CIA launched its in-house R&D lab in 2020, the agency announced it would conduct "multidisciplinary research, development, testing, and engineering to address new challenges" and "adapt, improve, or accelerate the production of existing solutions."

Book Review: 'The Dirty Tricks Department,' by John Lisle - Vimarsana News

Book Review: 'The Dirty Tricks Department,' by John Lisle

Exploding pens and fluorescent foxes were just two of the schemes the O.S.S. tried in their quest to best Axis powers, according to a new book, “The Dirty Tricks Department.”

10 Bizarre Failed Military Experiments and Projects - Vimarsana News

10 Bizarre Failed Military Experiments and Projects

In 1901, Teddy Roosevelt famously said, "Speak softly and carry a big stick." Little did he know that stick would one day come in the form of chemical

US hatched bizarre plan to burn Japan to the ground in WWII by dropping bats fitted with BOMBS - Vimarsana News

US hatched bizarre plan to burn Japan to the ground in WWII by dropping bats fitted with BOMBS

After their 1945 victory over Nazi Germany, Allied forces shifted their focus on forcing to Japan to surrender. That effort culminated in the first and so far only use of nuclear weapons, which killed more than 200,000 civilians when they were dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But the world may never have witnessed the horror of the atomic bomb if the US had pressed ahead with a far more bizarre plan: to drop bats fitted with incendiary devices onto Japanese cities. The idea was dreamed up by amateur inventor and dentist Lytle Adams, who happened to know Eleanor Roosev...