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![]() "hiroshima facts" wrote in message m... "zxcv" wrote in message ... Since the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs were about 10 kilotons and a B-17 had a normal bomb load of about 3 tons and I have heard of a formation of 1300 B-17's on a bomb run that would equal around 4 kilotons (3 x 1300 = 3900) would the devastation be the same as a small A-bomb? or is there some lessening effect because of the spread of much smaller bombs? Even in the worst cases of conventional bombing (like Tokyo), only 10% of the affected population was killed. In most of the Japanese cities firebombed, the death rate was about 1%. The A-bombs killed about half of the people in the affected area both times. Nope. You need to change your nickname from "Hiroshima Facts" to "Hiroshima Fantasies". Had half the population of Hiroshima died then the death toll there would have been well over 100K, which is plainly not the case. Brooks |
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