I don't know offhand of any case where the U.S.
intentionally used chemical weapons other than in testing or WWI. However, while a herbicide, Agent Orange could be classified as a chemical weapon due to the aftereffects now known. Granted it wasn't used as a chemical weapon per se, but it had virtually the same effects over time (years) and that was on our own troops as well.
http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/usa/cbw/cw.htm(I'd forgotten about chlorine gas)
>>So, you claim that US had NEVER used chemical weapons?
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>It is possible that we used mustard gas or some other blistering gas during world war one (it was common at the time).
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>Other than that, yes.
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