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Welcome to our Podcast on all things military history. We cover ancient to modern conflicts, strategies, tactics and technologies. Join us to discover the true stories of soldiers, leaders and pivotal moments that shaped the world.
If you enjoy our podcast, please subscribe on your favourite podcast platform.
We would welcome your support of the channel. If you are keen to make a small contribution, you can do so at the Buy Me A Coffee link below.
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Thanks for listening!
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On August 6 and 9, 1945, two atomic bombs—Little Boy and Fat Man—were dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, unleashing devastation unlike anything the world had ever seen. In this episode of Militia Historia, we go beyond the headlines and the mushroom clouds to explore the full story: from the surprise attack at Pearl Harbor to the desperate calculations of war-weary leaders in Washington and Tokyo.
We delve into the Manhattan Project, the strategic dilemma of Operation Downfall, and the fierce firebombing campaign that preceded the atomic attacks.
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Written By Benjamin Sturley
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