There are many rumors in the military. What sounds reasonable, but it is not true?

I don't know how many people have heard some rumors about weapons and equipment. For example, dumdum bullets were banned by the international community because they were too cruel. Or because the wound can't heal and it's toxic. Or is the dragon's breath bomb not used by the army in real life because it will ignite the human body? But these are actually rumors.

First of all, let's talk about the fact that dumdum bullets have been banned. In fact, dumdum bullets have never been banned. On the contrary, dum-dum bullets have always been active in the field of hunting. As for the police and military fields, dumdum bullets have always been ignored, and even the police and the army are unwilling to use them. The reason is very simple. Although the lethality is terrible, you can't wear armor. The lethality of dumdum bullets is that the warhead will break into several small particles after entering the human body. These particles are often so dirty that doctors can't find them at all. So people who get shot will soon die of infection. However, Damme's warhead is fragile, so it basically has no armor-piercing ability. In the United States, many policemen have a headache that their pistols can't penetrate bulletproof vests, let alone use dumdum bullets with such weak armor-piercing ability. Going to the army is the same. After all, many soldiers are now equipped with bulletproof vests, so the prerequisite for the damage caused by Damme bullets is to wear them.

Secondly, there are three-edged army thorns. There is no denying that the three-edged army is very powerful. Because its casting process is very simple and it is specially used for perforation, the perforation effect is very good. However, one of the important reasons for the elimination of the Three-edged Army Stab is that the assassination actually has no great effect. Moreover, the function of the triangular army thorn is too simple and not suitable for modern military use. So I replaced it with a multifunctional bayonet. In fact, generally speaking, the triangular stab does cause triangular injury, but from a medical point of view, the broken limb can be perfectly stitched, let alone triangular injury. It's just relatively difficult Finally, the triangular army thorn is poisonous. For this question, many soldiers who stabbed the cans with the Trigons Army are the best refutation points. In addition, the bayonet has to be heated repeatedly when it is made. At present, in this case, no toxin can remain active.

The last thing to say is the dragon's breath bullet, which is an ammunition for hunting guns. The essence is to press zirconium particles into small balls. The fire can be as long as 100 meters when it is launched, which is very spectacular, just like the smell of dragons. The lethality of this kind of ammunition is actually not high. Some foreign fans have done the test. At a distance of 50 meters, you only need to wear a bulletproof vest to be completely immune. 100 meter distance, any thicker clothes will do. The reason why it was banned by the United States is that this kind of ammunition is easy to cause fire, so it will be banned. Moreover, the army has never used this kind of ammunition, which is produced by the people and some weapons companies for the fun of enthusiasts. Entertainment is more important than military.