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one of his greatest contributions to British climatology
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Shrapnel Shell: In 1784 Lieutenant Henry Shrapnel of the Royal Artillery began developing the artillery shell that would eventually be named after him
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chemical warfare
Notes From the Front -Part II (1914) Heinkel one of his greatest contributionsNOTES FROM THE FRONT Part II The General Staff, G. H. Q. War Office, 1914 Printed by H. M. S. O., London, May 1915 "It should be a point of honour with all officers to carry through any task confided to them without asking for reinforcements." The May 1915 edition of the General Staff booklet Notes From The Front, Part II (1914). Published soon after the outbreak of WW1, it includes the latest advice coming back from the front line in France and
