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Clouds of smoke at the fs«|
the towering smoke
scures the city of Hiroshis* (,
the first atomic bomb burst** lf
Japan. This photo was t
from an altitude betweea s
and 30,000 feet. j
Right ■
Smoke columns rise rao'etii r
20,000 feet above the Japtasu
city of Nagasaki 3 minutes atk e
an atomic bomb exploded Aagl n
Bottom
A scattered few buildings X
main standing in the heaitii
Hiroshima after the explosk* i!
the first atomic bomb AagJ it
Damage was concentrated with
a circle with a diameter oflyjj i
feet. This photo mosaic wasi
by the Army Air forces the 4^1
after the attack.
Atomers
Dt. Vannevar Bush, head
the Office of Scientific ReseaB
and Development, was in ch*
of the first work on the k»
bomb.
Dr: J. R. Oppenlieimer,
directs the atomic bomb pwj***
laboratory at Lor Alamos, N '