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the second bomb was dropped on Nagasaki
to KILL every one in sight to KILL every one in sight to KILL every one in sight
Robert Lusser designed the V-1 flying bomb.
that is what it was designed to be, it didn't become one.
A ruse or a hoax designed to distract or occupy bomb experts, or to disrupt transportation.
The Norden sight was designed for use on US Navy aircraft by Carl Norden, a Dutch engineer educated in Switzerland who emigrated to the US in 1904 and worked on bombsights at the Sperry Corporation before starting his own company. The Norden was later adopted by the USAAF. The Norden was initially built at the Norden plant in New York City before the start of WWII and then at several other companies during the war, with a wide variety of different versions being built, all with minor differences.
It did what it was designed to do.
An incendiary bomb it designed to set fire to it's target.
Teller and Ulam designed the hydrogen bomb for the United States.
No, they designed but did not build them.
since the spitfire was made and designed in England the amount would have to be converted in England the price was £12,604 so the American price would be around 19,262.please correct if wrong.