A Lesson for Life

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The dropping of the atom bomb on two Japanese cities after it attacked Pearl Harbor during World War II brought this war to an end. This paper discusses the use of the Atom bomb against Japan. The writer explores the events leading to the dropping of the A bomb and the reasons it was used. The lessons that were learned as well as the fallout from the bomb are also discussed.

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"The United State dropped a bomb that it knew would change the face of war forever. It had been working on its release and had only recently begun to fully realize the impact that an attack with one would have. The benefits of dropping the bomb were several layers deep. The cost of dropping a atomic bomb were far less costly then sending in many troops. The cost of lost service men to war as well as the cost of the ammunition and caring for them while they were overseas was far more expensive than dropping a couple of atomic bombs instead."

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