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@philritter21 OK, let's be clear. I agree that the W-79 and W-79ER were not developed until the '80s. So, I stand corrected on that point. As to the weapon actually shown being launched from the so-called "atomic cannon,: that was the W-19 AFAP, which yielded 15 to 20 Kt. While the yield of this ...

@whitetimesummer A generally accurate portrayal of Japanese atrocities. I would add the Bataan Death March, in which around 10,000 American POWs were killed, many for sport, as well as the plight of the hundreds to thousands of Korean and Filipino women who were dragooned into sex slavery for ga...

Who IS this moron? The "historical record" is VERY clear

1. If we had had to invade Japan, around 1 million American soldiers and btwn 5-10 million Japanese would have died.

2. More Japanese died during the firebombing of Tokyo than were killed at Hiroshima, and their deaths were just as ghastly...