Gas canister shells on the Syrian battlefield are extremely destructive.
According to reports, the power of these gas canister shells is equivalent to the ** force of 3000 grenades.
A gas tank with 15 kg of gas at home, if used as an artillery shell, has a ** power comparable to 159 kg of TNT explosives.
The method of making such gas canister shells is relatively simple and inexpensive, so it is widely used on the Syrian battlefield.
They are usually made from discarded gas canisters filled with explosives and nail fragments, and some gas canister shells are even fitted with tail fins and fuses to improve accuracy.
In real combat, the power of such gas canister shells is enough to destroy buildings, and there are even reports that three gas canister shells can collapse a building.
For example, the Syrian army used this gas canister mortar to achieve victory in the battle for Damascus, annihilating more than 200 militants in one fell swoop.
Although this kind of ** has a short effective range and low accuracy, and can only be used in small-scale wars, it is very powerful and cheap, so it has become an effective ** on the battlefield.
The use of these gas canisters reflects the lack of resources and military equipment in the Syrian civil war, which has forced both warring parties to use creativity and imagination to make and modify with the resources available at hand**.
Modern warfare is no longer a simple military confrontation, but also a contest of economic and resource resources.
In modern warfare, the role of the economy and resources is becoming more and more important. The outcome of a war depends not only on military strength, but also on the country's economic strength and resource reserves.
Countries with strong economies can support the war effort by providing funds, technology, and materials, while countries with abundant resource reserves can guarantee the supply of materials during the war.
In addition, the contest between economy and resources is also reflected in the field of science and technology. In modern warfare, the level of science and technology plays a crucial role in the outcome of a war.
Countries with advanced technology can gain an advantage in war by increasing their military strength by developing high-precision and sophisticated equipment and improving the performance of military equipment.
Economy and resources are indispensable and important factors in modern warfare, and all countries should strengthen cooperation to jointly maintain world peace and stability.