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    Nuclear power provides clean, safe, and efficient energy, but a very similar negligence that resulted in the infamous Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire caused the malfunctioning of a nuclear reactor in Fukushima, Japan and resulted in the irradiation of entire cities, as opposed to the burning of a single building. Nuclear weapons punctuated the end of World War II with the bombing of Japanese cities Hiroshima and…

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    Atomic Bomb Justified

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    bomb did more than that. It detrimentally wiped out a huge population of Japan. Moreover, the Japanese were tricked into believing the United states may use yet another atomic bomb, which they could not afford. Though the most brutal use of any weapon ever known to man, the atomic bomb helped end WWII and bring peace to nations…

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    Elfuclana Research Paper

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    Some citizens, absolutely horrified, have moved to America to stay safe from disaster. The remaining population fear for their lives, for Elfuclana doesn’t have a military, or anything to protect them from nuclear war. Officials are planning on building a military of elves. Another problem would be deforestation. Due to all of the trees in Elfuclana, it is a common resource and export, but cutting down too many trees has caused a problem in the environment…

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    the first to use the atomic bomb during World War II. An atomic bomb is the release of nuclear energy by fission of heavy atomic nuclei. The damage occurs through heat, blast, and radioactivity. Ward Wilson states in the article, The Bomb Didn’t Beat Japan… Stalin Did, “The United States bombed Hiroshima on August 6 and Nagasaki on August 9, when the Japanese finally succumbed to the threat of further nuclear bombardment and surrendered.” Harry S. Truman, the thirty-third president of the United…

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    Hackman Movie

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    mission surrounding them. The first movie I watched was Crimson Tide. The US had suspended aide to Russia due to a civil war in Russia. National Command Authority reported massive defections and the seizure of nuclear weapon silos by Russian militants. The USS Alabama was a nuclear missile submarine commanded by Captain Ramsey a combat veteran expert in the Navy. His executive officer (XO) was Mr. Hunter who had no experience and was an expert on theory. US response was the immediate…

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    Shortly after the election of John Kennedy, Military Chief, Maxwell Taylor takes the opportunity to formally introduce the new military program to the American people in the article “Security Will Not Wait”. The need for a new military program was deemed necessary since before Kennedy came to office.This proposal addresses the changing ‘world conditions’ and the need to discard the ‘New Look Policy’ and all its entailments in order to maintain the power balance between the United States and the…

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    which helped boost the US’ economy. 2. Source 2 shows a general overview of how American’s saw the nuclear arms race, at the time American citizens saw it as ‘the gravest problem’. Americans were shocked that now technology had allowed for mass death and destruction, a “thermonuclear holocaust” was the current and “every future age of man” will be shadowed by the constant threat of nuclear weapons. America understood the danger of war in the modern world and knew that it was going to be an…

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    the Soviet Union tested its first nuclear bomb, named First Lightening. Five days later, a U.S. weather reconnaissance plane, equipped with special filters that could pick up radiological particles in the air, made a routine flight from an airbase in Japan to an air base in Alaska. Upon landing, technicians detected radioactive traces in the filters. After more flights, analysis, and consultations, the U.S. determined that the USSR had indeed carried out a nuclear test. This news was revealed to…

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    population. On August 1945, United States dropped two nuclear weapons in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 120,000 people immediately got killed and this led to the end of World War II. After a year, United States conducted a series of 23 nuclear devices which was named “Operation Crossroads” on the reef itself, on the sea, in the air and underwater. The United States…

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    Both of the world wars were gruesome, causing millions of deaths. However, there are some differences between World War 1 and World War 2. Although during both wars the United States wanted to stay neutral, during World War 2 more people voluntarily wanted to fight in the war and help for the cause, much more than they did in World War 1. The reason for this was the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 caused by Japan. Americans were in shock after their fleets were attacked on American grounds, and…

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