Box 1
Contains 36 Results:
Tibbets, Paul Writer's location: New York, August 7, 1945
Souvenir facsimile of the front page of the New York Times announcing the bombing of Hiroshima, signed by Paul Tibbets. Rudin # M-12
Tibbets, Paul , July 24, 2004
Reflections on Hiroshima plus signed color photo of Enola Gay. Rudin # M-13
Tibbets, Paul, August 14, 1995
Two identical first day covers, signed by tibbets, with a cachet and stamp. In addition, a full sheet of 36 commemorative stamps. Rudin # M-15B
Newsmap issued during WWII, a summary of events during the week the Atomic Bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, July-August, 1945
Rudin # M-15C
Tibbets, Paul Addressee: General Carl Spaatz Writer's location: Washington, D.C., July 25, 1945
Reproduction of DS giving the directive to proceed with bombing of Japan, weather permitting. Two Copies. Rudin # M-17 and 18
Tibbets, Paul Addressee: Mayor Timothy Curtin Writer's location: UN, NY and Columbus, Ohio, October 23, 1964, July 24, 1980
First Day Cover signed by Tibbets and Mitsuo Fuchida, the Japanese commander who led the first wave of attack on Pearl Harbor. Letter regarding Tibbets' second thoughts on dropping the bomb. Rudin # M-19
Tibbets, Paul
Interview with USA Today about the dropping of the atom bomb. Rudin # M-20
Van Kirk, Theodore Addressee: Dear Sir
Letter concerning the bombing of Hiroshima.Rudin # M-22
Van Kirk, Theodore
Manuscript covering every aspect of the mission over Hiroshima. Rudin # M-23
Van Kirk, Theodore Addressee: Dear Max Writer's location:
Response to two questions - If Van Kirk agreed to the use of the atomic bomb; and his position on civilian casualties. Rudin # M-24