us dropped the atomic bomb on hiroshima on the date of 08:15 (hiroshima time).
us dropped the atomic bomb on hiroshima on the date of 08:15 (hiroshima time).
what date did the us drop the atomic bomb on hiroshima?
08:15 (hiroshima time)
some castles, especially the larger ones, were used by the imperial japanese army. osaka castle served as the headquarters for the 4th infantry division, until public funds paid for the construction of a new headquarters building within the castle grounds and a short distance from the main tower, so that the castle could be enjoyed by the citizens and visitors of osaka. hiroshima castle served as imperial general headquarters during the first sino-japanese war (1894–1895) and later as the headquarters for the 5th infantry division; kanazawa castle served as hq for the 9th infantry division. for this reason, and as a way to strike against the morale and culture of the japanese people, many castles were intentionally bombed during world war ii. the main towers of the castles at nagoya, osaka, okayama, fukuyama, wakayama, ōgaki, among others, were all destroyed during air raids. hiroshima castle is notable for having been destroyed in the atomic bomb blast on august 6, 1945. it was also on the grounds of hiroshima castle that news of the atomic bombing was first transmitted to tokyo. when the atomic bomb detonated, a team of volunteer high school girls had just taken their shift on a radio in a small fortified bunker in the main courtyard of hiroshima castle. the girls transmitted the message that the city had been destroyed, to the confused disbelief of the officers receiving the message in tokyo.
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bullet::::- medical findings in atomic bomb survivors.









































bullet::::- mortality and radiation dose, atomic bomb survivors (1950–1966).









































bullet::::- jnih-abcc life span study.









































bullet::::- studies of the mortality of a-bomb survivors 4. mortality and radiation dose, 1950–1966.









































bullet::::- breast-cancer incidence among atomic bomb survivors, hiroshima and nagasaki, 1950–1969.









































bullet::::- mortality experience of atomic bomb survivors 1950–74.









































bullet::::- role of neutrons in rate effects of radiation among a-bomb survivors.









































bullet::::- breast cancer among atomic bomb survivors, hiroshima and nagasaki, 1950–1969.









































bullet::::- the atomic bomb survivors and the problem of low-dose radiation effects.









































bullet::::- studies of cancer among the japanese a-bomb survivors.
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