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As far as I know they didn't. The Japanese launched balloons that had bombs attached to them so that they would drift to the US and explode. From the discussions on the internet and the wikipedia-type Q&A's, these bombs only reached California. And only one of them actually killed an American, as most of them fell in remote locations.

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