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Progress in the War
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| Home | In April of 1945, Germany
surrendered the war, so Japan was really getting desperate with their
attacks, mainly because their only allies in the war (Germany and Italy) had already surrendered.
An example of their desperation is that they
trained regular citizens to fly fighter planes so they could commit suicide
and crash into targets. These suicidal individuals came to be known as “Kamikazes” and were
large threats to the U.S. Navy.
A destroyed aircraft carrier by a kamikaze |
"The
Bomb will never go off, and I speak as an expert in explosives."
Kamikaze |
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| Introduction | |||||
| America's Place in the War | |||||
| The Manhattan Project | |||||
| Progress in the War | |||||
| Completion of the A-Bomb | |||||
| Dropping of the A-Bomb | |||||
| Hiroshima | |||||
| Nagasaki | |||||
| After the Bomb | |||||
| Impact of the A-Bomb | |||||
| Analysis | |||||
| Timeline | |||||
| Process Paper | |||||
