Karl T. Compton also makes very good points defending the use of the atomic bomb. Compton gives many facts and numbers as to why the dropping of the atomic bomb was not as bad as two bombing raids over Tokyo. In Tokyo there were about 80,000 deaths from the atomic bomb. In Nagasaki there were around 45,000 deaths from the atomic bombs. In the bombing raids over Tokyo one raid killed around 125,000 people and another around 100,000 people. These numbers are very shocking. Many people would believe that they death numbers from an atomic bomb would be incomparable to the numbers of a normal bombing raid. There were also numbers to prove that the bombing raids over Tokyo destroyed more land than the dropping of the Atomic bombs
Karl T. Compton also makes very good points defending the use of the atomic bomb. Compton gives many facts and numbers as to why the dropping of the atomic bomb was not as bad as two bombing raids over Tokyo. In Tokyo there were about 80,000 deaths from the atomic bomb. In Nagasaki there were around 45,000 deaths from the atomic bombs. In the bombing raids over Tokyo one raid killed around 125,000 people and another around 100,000 people. These numbers are very shocking. Many people would believe that they death numbers from an atomic bomb would be incomparable to the numbers of a normal bombing raid. There were also numbers to prove that the bombing raids over Tokyo destroyed more land than the dropping of the Atomic bombs