Welcome to Code Red

Welcome to Code Red. This website explores one of the major issues that haunts every human being, Weapons of Mass Destruction. This site is primarily designed for high school students or the average citizen who would like to explore more about the destructive weapons which carry on the haunting prospects of the end of the human race and even the world. Here we explore the major weapons of mass destruction, their history, and how they play a role in today's world. Join us as we explore the scientific background of the NBC's - nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons - as well as discover the global political reverberations that these weapons have caused. Many of these destructive weapons were created for use in war, but nowadays the predominant fear is the acquisition and use of weapons of mass destruction by terrorists.

Flash Introduction Explanation

Have questions about our flash introduction? Click here to get the inside scoop on all the audio quotes, images, and video clips included in the intro. Want to see it again? Click here to repeat the intro.

Guided Tour

Because there is so much to learn and navigating on your own through this website on your first visit may be a challenge, we have provided you with a guided tour that will take you through many of the important pages of this website. To locate the "tour guide" and your information on your "location" within the website, just look for the yellow star with an arrow in it as featured in the image to the right of this. These are located at the top and bottom of every page for your convenience. We hope you enjoy! Now you may begin your tour and learn about the weapons.

Explore on your own!

Sometimes the best way to learn is to explore on your own so we have created a sitemap for you to easily view all sections within this site and get there as fast as possible. To get to the sitemap on any page of this website go to the navigation bar at the top of the site and click Tools › Sitemap. Since you are reading this you are probably interested in exploring on your own so here is a quick link to get you to the Sitemap. Below we have also provided a quick overview of the sections for those who may be returning and would like to view the site by sections!

Weapons

Not just atomic bombs make up for Weapons of Mass Destruction. Learn the backgrounds of the different types of weapons. Understand the concepts behind fusion and the difference between fusion and fission.

History

What were the first Weapons of Mass Destruction? When were they used in history? What were their impacts? When were nuclear bombs created? Learn about the history behind these destructive weapons.

WMD Today

What are the issues in today's world concerning these weapons? How do they affect you? Are there laws controlling who has them and how they should be used? What role do these destructive weapons play today?

Interact

No site is great to visit unless they have some nice quizzes for you to test your knowledge! Go ahead - test yourself, maybe try to solve our crossword puzzles too! Go on, have a little fun before you leave.

Tools

Your one stop spot to get the tools you need! Click to access the glossary, site map, and links to flash version and text-only version as well! A toolbox just for your journey through this website.

About

Get to know the students behind this website! How we came together, what tasks did we have in this project. Get to know our background and the makings of this resource website.

Thank You for Visiting

Thank you for visiting this website we have put together for you. After exploring this website we hope you gained a deeper understanding of this issue as well as learned any interesting facts about the history or mechanics of these destructive weapons. Learning about these weapons will help you better aware yourself of the world that exists around you today. If you've felt this website helped you learn a lot about Weapons of Mass Destruction tell people about this site and help the world be aware that Weapons of Mass Destruction are real and are dangerous. Thank you again for taking the time to learn from the information we have researched and provided for you! Have a nice day!