During World War II, the U.S. military conducted classified human experiments involving mustard gas and other chemical agents to evaluate protective gear, ointments, and medical responses. A disturbing dimension of these tests was their race-based design, which specifically targeted Black, Puerto Rican, and Japanese American servicemen to compare physiological reactions across races. | De.
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