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History's Most Terrifying Weapons

An image from an illustrated manuscript showing Greek fire in use.
A Gatling gun of the sort used by Union forces during the Civil War.
The German 'Paris Gun,' used to terrorize the French capital with a range of 75 miles during World War I.
A V-2 rocket being tested at the secret weapons facility in Peenem�nde, Germany in June 1943.
The aftermath of a V-2 attack on Antwerp, Belgium on Nov. 27, 1944.
A V-2 rocket mounted at the Peenem�nde Historical and Technical Information Center in eastern Germany.
A napalm strike erupts in a fireball near U.S. troops on patrol South Vietnam in 1966.

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