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If you have others with different testimony I would be happy to see their quotesThere were hundreds of high level officers involved in the Pacific you have what? 5?
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If you have others with different testimony I would be happy to see their quotesThere were hundreds of high level officers involved in the Pacific you have what? 5?
You keep posting stupid shit. The records are CLEAR and you believe 5 men from out of the dozens and hundreds of high ranking officers.rYou're getting very upset again gunny. A sign of a failing argument
Just answer my simple question and leave the histrionics to others. You are better than that
Their LACK of statements says it all.If you have others with different testimony I would be happy to see their quotes
No. That is called a LACK OF EVIDENCETheir LACK of statements says it all.
Its a simple question. Just answer itYou keep posting stupid shit. The records are CLEAR and you believe 5 men from out of the dozens and hundreds of high ranking officers.
LOL NO no statement to support your 5 is a VERY BIG statement indeed.No. That is called a LACK OF EVIDENCE
I think its seven actually but I would have to check.LOL NO no statement to support your 5 is a VERY BIG statement indeed.
Correct. They never stated we needed the bomb to end the warNo Officer with direct combat experience against the Japanese ever stated any such nonsense.
You cant find a single General with direct combat againt the Japanese that supports your claim.I think its seven actually but I would have to check.
You can't find a single general that supports that we needed the bomb to end the war
Because that was what the leaders of the Allies agreed to. What we allowed the Japanese after surrender was for our convenience, NOT something they could demand.Why? Why not give them the condition we gave them anyway?
I don't need to. If their opinion was the most important they would be in charge. They weren't.You cant find a single General with direct combat againt the Japanese that supports your claim.
It was something we could offer.....since we gave it to them anywayBecause that was what the leaders of the Allies agreed to. What we allowed the Japanese after surrender was for our convenience, NOT something they could demand.
Nope the Kwantung Army surrendered to Soviet forces on August 18th and actual combat lasted longer than that.They surrendered right after Russia invaded. You are only talking about the formal signing
The war was over when Russia entered in and they surrendered that day
I think we all know when Japan surrenderedNope the Kwantung Army surrendered to Soviet forces on August 18th and actual combat lasted longer than that.
Yeah, the Japanese announced their UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER on August 15th. Not the 18th when the Kwantung Army surrendered.I think we all know when Japan surrendered
So AFTER the invasion by russia.Yeah, the Japanese announced their UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER on August 15th. Not the 18th when the Kwantung Army surrendered.
LOL NONE of the Generals in the Pacific ever said the atomic bombs were not needed. Are you claiming none of the dozens of 2 and 3 and 4 star Generals were not in command?I don't need to. If their opinion was the most important they would be in charge. They weren't.
Should we get a private to weigh in? LOL
Why not just answer my question
I am waiting for your evidence. The quotes I gave were big news at the timeLOL NONE of the Generals in the Pacific ever said the atomic bombs were not needed. Are you claiming none of the dozens of 2 and 3 and 4 star Generals were not in command?