The targeting of civilians by the US in wars such as the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II was done with the aim of putting pressure on the enemy government to surrender by causing maximum devastation and loss of life. The decision was controversial and continues to be debated ethically and morally.
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Generally, they didn't target civilians. The Nazi did, but allied forces didn't . Civilians in war are often considered just a product of war.
The governor and president of the US are the only civilians authorized.
Pearl Harbor the U.S. Navy was the intended target. 911 U.S. civilians were the intended target.
Total war is where no target is off limits to a military force. This includes civilians and their property.
Only around 2,500 US Civilians were either injured r killed in World War 2.
For the US military; civilians are not normally considered combatants (unless they shoot at us).True
The civilians sold the supplies to the government and the government gave them money for the supplies.
For US civilians, since about 1991.
terrorists use scare tactics and target innocent civilians to achieve political change
Illegal for purchase by civilians in the US, but the US Government pays about $600 per unit.
Because they can protected us from danger.