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Why the use of atomic weapons against japan either was or was not necessary?
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Where did people get weapons during the American revolution?
They either owned them as part of their defense against native Americans or they were issued from the public armories.
This was necessary for America to defend itself against the british army?
Either the American Revolution, or the War of 1812.
Why was the US in a rush to build an atomic bomb?
The fear that Germany was already well on the way to building an atomic bomb and could make first use of them against either England or the USSR at any moment.
What is thermonuclear warfare?
Thermonuclear warfare is the use of nuclear weapons in war, either tactically or strategically. Although the term "thermonuclear" technically applies only to the process of fusion, the term is loosely applied to conflict involving fission weapons, fusion weapons, or both (informal synonyms are "atomic war" or "nuclear war").
Why do children become child soldiers?
They become child soldiers with force, usually through kidnapping or with threats. They then go through painful, dehumanizing training which gives them their skills with weapons and the emotional detachment necessary to kill.
Were atomic weapons in world war 2 absolutely necessary?
it was either that or invade japan and lets just say a lot of soldiers would die
What do people mean by nuclear weapons?
Explosive weapons that derive their energy from atomic nuclei, either by the process of fission and/or the process of fusion. Such weapons can be delivered to their target by any means: gravity bomb from airplane, warhead on ICBM, depth charge, torpedo, etc.
Did the pilot who dropped the atomic bomb survive?
Yes, every pilot of every plane that has ever dropped either atomic or hydrogen bombs either in combat or as a test survived! Some have died since then though on missions unrelated to nuclear weapons, accidents, or old age.
Where did people get weapons during the American revolution?
They either owned them as part of their defense against native Americans or they were issued from the public armories.
This was necessary for America to defend itself against the british army?
Either the American Revolution, or the War of 1812.
Why was the US in a rush to build an atomic bomb?
The fear that Germany was already well on the way to building an atomic bomb and could make first use of them against either England or the USSR at any moment.
What is thermonuclear warfare?
Thermonuclear warfare is the use of nuclear weapons in war, either tactically or strategically. Although the term "thermonuclear" technically applies only to the process of fusion, the term is loosely applied to conflict involving fission weapons, fusion weapons, or both (informal synonyms are "atomic war" or "nuclear war").
Do male animals with outsize weapons use them to protect themselves against predators?
Yes either to take down prey or fend off predators
Where did the vikinga get there weapons from?
They either made them or captured them.
Is the atomic bomb a failure in any way?
Read Frederick Otto Meksche's books on the subject. They are very interesting, but his concepts are too involved to summarize here. One book is on the problems with atomic weapons in tactical usage and that the US division is overly large depending on too many support troops in the rear without enough front line troops to be effective. The other book is on the problems of atomic weapons in strategic usage. One may or may not agree with his ideas but either way they are interesting and easy to read.
What was Kennedy's plan for America called?
either a build up of nuclear weapons, or a buildup in conventional weapons
Why was President Truman against sharing the secret of the atomic bomb with the world?
You don't tell the world about your big weapon and you don't tell them how to make one either. Would you want them to use it on you?
