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Contains 36 Results:
Jeppson, Morris Addressee: Dear Sir
Arming and releasing the Hiroshima bomb. Rudin # M-6
Jeppson, Morris Addressee: Bill Smith, June 21, 2009
Jeppson writes a detailed response regarding the Hiroshima mission after being questioned by an admirer. Rudin # M-6B
Jeppson, Morris Addressee: Dear Sir Writer's location: Hiroshima, August 6, 1945
Jeppson answers questions of a correspondent about the effects of the bomb on the crew and the destruction and radioactive fallout that were produced. Rudin # M-6C
Jeppson, Morris Addressee: Dear Sir Writer's location: Hiroshima, August 6, 1945
Jeppson reveals his thoughts of his mission and describes the use of the atomic bomb. Rudin # M-6D
Gallagher, Ray Addressee: Mr. Schwab Writer's location:, December 24, 1986
Reflects on current thinking regarding the use of the atomic bomb. Rudin # M-7A
Rehl, Donald C. Addressee: Fred D. Cavinder Writer's location: Fountaintown, Indiana, July 22, 1985
Pilot of unused third atomic bomb mission justifies its use. Rudin # M-7
Sweeney, Charles Writer's location: Nagasaki, Japan, August 9, 1945
Pilot describes shock waves and fireball resulting from the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki. Rudin # M-8
Sweeney, Charles Addressee: Mr. Norman, April 9, 1986
Pilot clarifies a historical mistake about his Nagasaki mission - Which plane actually dropped the Nagasaki bomb. Rudin # M-9
Tibbets, Paul , August 6, 1945
"The plane was named "Enola Gay" after my mother," plus a second signature card. Rudin # M-10
Tibbets, Paul Writer's location: Columbus, Ohio, September 29, 1979
Tibbets defends his President's decision to use the atomic bomb. Rudin # M-11