SCP Foundation

Well done. I like it. One nitpick:

larger conflict known as World War I

I would think most people reading a Foundation document would know what World War I is. You could put:

and forces of the Russian provisional government as part of World War I

Otherwise, very interesting and creepy.

I really think that the SCP designation should be given to the site rather than the battle itself. It's already come and gone. The anomalous thing that we can measure is the battle's aftermath.

This is excellent. I like that the SCP is the battle rather than the site, but I think given how you've written it, SpoonOfEvil is correct.

My one nitpick is about the concertina wire. First, I'm not sure why the agent would be on a wire in the first place. That doesn't seem to really be how one would normally go about getting a drug into someone's system during combat. Moreover, the line seems like a throwaway, as it has far less detail than the other weapons.

Above all, I think this is a good example of how to do weaponry-based SCPs. I could see new authors coming up with ideas like these and giving them their own article when none of them could really stand on its own (the exception perhaps being the life gas, if only because you spend so much time on it; it's a really effective and chilling bit of horror). But combine them, give them a context and a purpose, and you've got something much greater. (Plus, it's not just a laundry list of weaponry.)

I'm not going to lie, this is the first article in a while that's made me sweat a little in my seat. Especially that last letter. Geh.

Beyond that, this is one of those that gets better the second time you read through it. Really, good work.

I've got to agree with Spoon, though. It seems like it would make more sense for the site of the battle to be the SCP, rather than the battle itself, especially if the site is still experiencing anomalous activity. It isn't the battle that's still anomalous, it's the area where it was set.

Otherwise, good god, man. Well done. Sincere upvote.

Thanks for catching some of this stuff, guys. I've made a quick revision to address the site issue and some other stuff.

EDIT: The picture used for Matyas Nemes is originally sourced from Flickr user Elinor04, and may be accessed at http://www.flickr.com/photos/37578663@N02/7073280231

Wonderful article. When I saw the picture and time period, I wondered if you were going to incorporate the Tunguska event.
As mentioned above, the last letter is chilling.

Awesome work. Is the Durand/Dumond mixup intentional?

I've read so many crap articles this week that I was beginning to lose hope. Well played, sir.

Wait…what exactly happened to those guys who made the weapons? Oh God fridge horror.

Holy hell… This is one of the best Ive read in a long while. When I first saw the volume of text and number of dropdowns, I was a bit nervous, and sceptical but you kept me reading. Well played, good ser/madam, well played indeed. Sorry I can't comment on any fixes that may be necessary, but then again, I didn't see much of anything either. Keep em coming!