Oxyhydrogen shell

Oxyhydrogen shells were weapons of mass destruction utilised in the 20th century. They utilised oxyhydrogen in their design. Their destructive potency was such that their detonation prevented armies from meeting on the battlefield.
== History ==
=== Use in the Last Great European War ===
At the end of the Last Great European War, multiple heads of state convened to negotiate an end to the conflict. A large oxyhydrogen shell landed nearby, killing all in attendance and ending the war.The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Dominion in 1983, by Ralph Centennius - Project Gutenberg - Retrieved 31 December 2022 (PROSE: The Dominion in 1983)
==Appearances==
*The Dominion in 1983 (mentioned)
== References ==
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