Bomb disposal

makes various products such as cabinets for the workplace and in built cabinets into working vehicles such as bomb disposal,BT open reach vans and for fire vehicles. They mostly make storage trolleys but they do rack fittings and floors for vehicles. Bott…

much as two-and-a-half years… if the Germans developed it first, the Allied cause was lost” (Sherwin 9). However, Germany never did produce an atomic bomb. The reasoning behind Germany’s failure to produce an atom bomb continues to be disputed. Many, including famed German physicist Werner Heisenberg, argue that German scientists morally opposed the bomb and worked in secret to sabotage the effort. Even so, Germany, at the time, was unable to mobilize the resources needed to undertake the…

Book Essay Two The book I read was “Man Overboard!” by Curtis Parkinson. This book takes place during world war II in 1943 and is about when german agents came to Canada by U-boat who came here to cause chaos but were stopped. This story begins with two high school students named Scott and Adam that are canadians that work during the summer of july of 1943 in a ship called Rapids Prince as deckhands. The ship was actually real during this time period that went from Prescott to Montreal that were…

President” was an appeal to the government, but more importantly directed towards President Truman suggesting that there are other options versus a direct attack on Japan. The cosigners, team of 67 scientists responsible for the creation of the atomic bomb wanted to inform Truman the destructive power and grave consequences that could lead if the atomic weapon is used. The scientist would argue that Truman should offer Japan surrendering terms, not destruction and loss of life. However, the…

That fateful day in Hiroshima August 6, 1945, Japan will forever be the primary example of what unpredictable outcome an atomic bomb can unleash on an entire population. Although this event brought an end to World War II and a United States victory, the chain reaction of energy coming from bursts of fission was not predicted to have such a devastating effect as it did on the Hiroshima community. It was even out of the Hiroshima bombing that physicists coined the term kiloton (1,ooo tons) and…

Dropping the bomb was the most logical decision because it caused the least amount of deaths by the end of the war, demonstrated through the United States scientific advancements and weapons, the least amount of casualties and property damage, and the social values of the Japanese society refusing surrender. The atomic bomb was not only important in ending the war, it was also an important advance in technology. The scientists who created the bomb were not positive of the fact that the bombs…

Who’s findings resulted in two large, Hiroshima and Nagasaki being wiped out by only two bombs. After this, Nuclear Reactor technology has always been in close marriage with Nuclear Weapons. This marriage of the world’s best power generation source (in terms of output and current availability) and the world’s strongest military armaments is…

Since the dropping of the Atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which brought about the conclusion of the Second World War in the Pacific in August, 1945, there has been much discourse on whether the bombs should or should not have been used. In Karl T Compton’s account ‘If the Atomic Bomb Had Not Been Used’1 published in 1946, he presents an argument based around facts,figures and American patriotism to present his argument. However, in Paul Ham’s book ‘Hiroshima Nagasaki’ published in 2011,…

Dwight D.Eisenhower stated, “We are going to have peace even if we are going to fight for it.” The dropping of the atomic bombs in Japan was a necessary act in order for countless lives to be saved. In World War II, Japan treated the lives and peace of the people of the United States of America. Many people thought that dropping the atomic bomb was not necessary, but others would say otherwise. I believe that it was a necessary act that needed to be done. It brought the war with Japan to a…

xplosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Bomb Technicians. Their job is to limit damage to people and property by rendering safe or disposing of unexploded, unfired or fired ordnance (Conventional, nuclear, chemical, biological, and radiological). They respond to IED’s, UXO’s (unexploded ordnance) from wars past, clear bombing ranges and much more. Composition C Composition C (C4) is the standard HE (high explosive) for the military. One block of M112 C4 weighs 1.25 pounds and has a TNT equivalent…