Hiroshima We Learned

It is important that we read stories like Hiroshima because it gives the reader a detailed explanation from first-hand survivors what happened during the Hiroshima attack. Although this book is a secondary source it is filled with valuable heart and mind changing primary sources and information. The book shows the hardships, pain, suffering innocent women, men and children went through. What decision one made and was untouched how one slight movement, staying in bed, and hiding in a different place could have saved your life. Reading historical books in all gives you more knowledge on what happened in history from all around the world. Hiroshima states the events that happened before during and after the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

in the death of over 100,000 people living in Hiroshima and long lasting effects to the region.

The atomic bombs accomplished tasks that the humans would have never been able to accomplish and one of the bombs’ accomplishments was that they saved millions and millions of both Americans and Japanese lives. The bombs saved millions

Nagasaki and Hiroshima were the cities that got bombed. And because of all these reasons america ended up winning the war also with the aid of allies. Yes innocent people were killed but it was necessary for stopping japan. Many lives were sacrificed and killed during and after the bombing at Pearl Harbor. Hopefully we don't repeat the past and get into another world war that could end in the extinction of the human

President Truman's decision to drop the atomic bomb on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were the direct cause for the end of World War II in the Pacific. The United States felt it was necessary to drop the atomic bombs on these two cities or it would suffer more casualties. Not only could the lives of many soldiers have been taken, but possibly the lives of many innocent Americans. The United States will always try to avoid the loss of American civilians at all costs, even if that means taking lives of another countries innocent civilians.

The date was August 6th, 1945, and the war in Europe was as good as done. Japan and America, however, were still at each other’s necks. To the people of Hiroshima it was any other day, until the first atomic weapon to be used in war was dropped on their city. Americans are not taught about the actual people that the superpower of a country affect through the choices it makes. American citizens need to learn more about this event, it was recent and can serve as a way to teach the American people to sympathize with those on the opposing side in future clashes the country may get into.

Dropping two nuclear bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima Japan was single handedly one of the most influential nuclear events to have ever happened. Not only did it change diplomatic relations around the world, it changed The United States. Even to this day The United States has been the only country to use a weapon of this magnitude on a civilian city; over two hundred and twenty five thousand people perished in a result of the atomic bomb. The sheer development of the atomic bomb resulted in Russia getting ahold of atomic secrets, which worried Americans in the Cold War. The use of the atomic bomb changed America by ending World War Two, advancing our understanding of science, and changing world politics forever.

LTC Moore was the commander of the First Battalion of the Seventh Cavalry, that was the first to engage the enemy in a major conflict. The book does an excellent job illustrating his steadfast courage under fire, and sound use of tactics. Which can be easily argued as one of the key reasons why this engagement is called a battle and not a massacre of U.S. soldiers. Moore constantly anticipated the enemy commander's moves. He concentrated his limited man power, artillery, and air support; exactly where the enemy would attack. As stated before, Joseph Galloway is the co-writer of this book and was the only reporter on the scene during the battle. He literally begged his way onto a helicopter that was doing a return trip to drop off ammunition and other supplies. While there, he not only took some amazing combat photographs, which are illustrated in the book, but also helped tend to the wounded and even picked up a rifle to help hold the line. Moore and Galloway collaborated to write a passionate novel in gripping detail as only people who have witnessed war and their friends dying in front of them could. They have even gone through the trouble of contacting the

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In the midst of World War II, August 1945, the United States unleashed the first ever atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The usage of the atomic bomb was effective, but at the same time devastating and unnecessary. The United States should not have dropped the atomic bomb because it maimed countless of Japanese civilians, caused radiation poisoning whose effects impacted future generations, left both cities in ruins, left citizens homeless, and it was absolutely unmoral for the United States to have created such havoc and chaos in these two cities. Being there on the day Hiroshima was struck by the atomic bomb, junior high student,

Hiroshima was such an ideal target for American bombing. According to the book, this was because the city was considered an important place for establishing a military command center. Another reason was that it was a place where communication would be coordinated from. It was the perfect city for militaries to station their operations in.

Interoperability in healthcare involves the ability for various systems and devices to exchange and interpret data and display it in a user-friendly way. Interoperability is important in healthcare because it allows data to be shared across hospitals, pharmacies, labs, clinicians and patients, regardless of which vendor the entity uses in order to improve the effective delivery of healthcare. As a result, interoperability improves the delivery of health care by making the right data available at just the right time to the right individuals. Standards have changed to include and classify more parts of medicine (structure); to code them in more detail (purpose); and to change as technology changes (technology). HL7 defines a format for the

The dropping of the atomic bomb saved Japanese lives in many different types of ways. If United States did not drop the atomic bomb then they would have to invade the home islands of Japan which would lead

Mankind is one of the biggest races on the Earth and with that many people, there are bound to be many mistakes. By far one of the biggest mistakes of humanity has been nuclear war and nuclear weapons. Even after copious amounts of death and destruction, mankind continues to threaten each other with these weapons of horrid violence. Some of the most notable bombings in history are the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Now things like this may happen in the future.

TMI has provided electricity since 1979. The Exelon Corporation might shut down the plant. There are many pros to nuclear power and many cons. I think we should keep the plant open. Here’s why, if we close the plant, employees will lose their jobs. Also, nuclear energy is clean energy. If we close TMI down, then it would take years to build a new kind of energy source.