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Was known as a method of aerial attacks in which large numbers of munitions were dropped over wide areas.?
Blanket bombing. Carpet bombing.
Because cipated that a number of personnel will suffer?
The actual question should be: Because of the magnitude of destruction caused by a nuclear explosion, it is anticipated that a number of personnel will also suffer _______ effects. the answer is: B. Psychological
What things remind you of 11?
the Twin Towers bombing.
What 2 sides were there in the debate for bombing Hiroshima and Nagaskai?
mostl likely japan and America
What did the acronym MAD stand for?
Mutually Assured Destruction
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