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Skip to comments.Hiroshima: The Decision to Drop the Bomb
Posted on 05/06/2004 7:07:24 PM PDT by walford
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That's nothing but speculation on your part. Between the time Truman was sworn in as President and the dropping of the first nuke, the United States suffered over 50 percent of it's Pacific theater casualties for the entire war. Battle plans for the Second Marine Division did not exist for D+5 of the invasion because planners did not believe that the Division would still be functional due to casualties. People who were there know that you're WAG is just that.
Yokohama - This target is an important urban industrial area which has so far been untouched. Industrial activities include aircraft manufacture, machine tools, docks, electrical equipment and oil refineries. As the damage to Tokyo has increased additional industries have moved to Yokohama. It has the disadvantage of the most important target areas being separated by a large body of water and of being in the heaviest anti-aircraft concentration in Japan. For us it has the advantage as an alternate target for use in case of bad weather of being rather far removed from the other targets considered. (Classified as an A Target)
I'm assuming it gets hit by LeMay sometime in between planning and designation as an atomic target.
If this history professor had been in Harry Truman's place, playing for the same stakes, without benefit of hindsight, I wonder what his decision would have been.
And, had his decision been not to use the bombs, he would have abrogated his responsibility to the nation and its armed forces -- causing even more needless death and suffering on both sides (not that he had any responsibility whatsoever for the Japanese).
Academic jerkism.
I was in the Boston area (mid-1990s) when MIT finally tore down the temporary Building 17 that was errected to house the
radar development during WWII.
One of the sayings repeated by the people that didn't want to work on "the bomb" and instead contributed to the radar
project was the "Radar won the war. The atomic bomb ended it."
Even if your father was not killed in the line of duty, even if he was "safe" at sea, any delay of his return to America would have changed the circumstance of your conception. He may have sired an offspring but it wouldn't have the same exact genetic code that you posses.
Between the biased historical reports and the tin foil, paranormal BS, I don't see why people think that these channels are "better television" or educational.
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County Council budget sessions to start Oct. 22
Erie County Council will formally start its analysis of County Executive Barry Grossman's 2014 budget proposal with a series of meetings on Oct. 22.
According to a schedule released by County Clerk Doug Smith, council members will meet with representatives from various county departments and programs that day. Those meetings include three key offices within the county's Department of Human Services -- Mental Health & Mental Retardation, Children and Youth, and Drug & Alcohol.
Council will continue meeting with various county departments about their budgets Oct. 23-24 and Oct. 28-30. Open dates that could include additional meetings, if necessary, are Nov. 4, Nov. 6-7, and Nov. 14.
The panel plans to meet at the office of its accountant, Joe Maloney, on Nov. 16 for a daylong discussion of Grossman's $91.5 million general fund budget, which does not include a property tax increase but includes proposals to hire 19 new corrections officers at the Erie County Prison and cut 10 jobs within the county's Department of Health.
Council has until Dec. 1 to pass a budget, and it is expected to do so at its Nov. 19 meeting.
Councilman Edward T. DiMattio Jr. said the Department of Health's finances will be a primary topic of this year's budget deliberations.
The proposed Department of Health job cuts include a data administrator, a switchboard receptionist, a nurse, a nursing supervisor and an environmental technician, as well as five tobacco-use prevention workers.
Grossman and Andy Glass, the department's director, have said the cuts are necessary because the department's state funding has been slashed by more than $1 million.
"A big thing to think about, too, is what will happen next year," DiMattio said. "I think we have to prepare for that now."
Grossman's budget also proposes hiring 19 new employees at the Erie County Prison, at a cost of $1.3 million, to increase staffing, ensure adequate coverage of all three work shifts there and reduce overtime costs.
County Council has the power to increase or decrease funding proposals. But if it raises spending in one area, it must then cut from somewhere else or increase taxes to keep the budget balanced.
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