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Why do they want to use the 2nd atomic bomb after they;ve used the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima; little boy. Reply. Their was a second bomb drooped because japan would have not surrendered from simply one bomb drop Truman wanted to end the war fast and that required a second bomb.nswer to why the US dropped the second bomb: because one bomb obviously was not enough to do the job, which was to end the war. It was the emperorâs fault for not being responsive enough to surrender after the first bomb.
1 Some time before the atomic bomb was dropped, the Japanese government was already trying to negotiate a conditional surrender through the USSR. 2  Stalin did not want the other Allies to know about this and so the USSR never passed that information on, but the Japanese did not know that.e was, however, blocked by what Takaki calls 'an extremist faction'; thus the matter was delayed until August 9, also the day that the second bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. 1  Some time before the atomic bomb was dropped, the Japanese government was already trying to negotiate a conditional surrender through the USSR.