The 8 most painful nonlethal weapons

A military police officer is sprayed with oleoresin capsicum during training at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska, October 9, 2018.
US Air Force
The military has a variety of nonlethal weapons it can use in different situations.
For people on the receiving end, the effects can be just as unpleasant as with lethal weapons.
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When the military doesn't want to kill anyone but really needs to make sure they stay away, they turn to nonlethal weapons