https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1980/04/22/army-report-details-germ-war-exercise-in-ny-subway-in-66/70772a8b-8223-47de-99b4-876d5e57dd9c/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1980/04/22/army-report-details-germ-war-exercise-in-ny-subway-in-66/70772a8b-8223-47de-99b4-876d5e57dd9c/
If a legitimate government did this, it does make sense. public transportation has a lot of people in high concentrations and closed airways/repeated contact places, so to see how effectively one could spread disease through them is a smart idea with something harmless. However, the US did it, so I have my doubts.
They just straight up say in the report that it was to test how effective this would be if they did it to the soviets.
yeah, but they said that about literally everything back in the day. I think it was a requirement for funding. but I legitimately think something else worse could've been in the works here.