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History

 

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Darrell A

 

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September 14, 2013

 

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University

 

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"A timely end to the war would mean that no land invasion of Japan is necessary?ending the war quickly would return soldiers to their homes and allow Americans to begin a life of normality again." (Document 1). When United States troops heard about possible deployment to Japan and were told to prepare for war, they were scared...
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They did not want to go to war, they wanted revenge on the Japanese and to defend their country, but not all of them actually wanted to leave their families and go to war. However when the soldiers heard about the bomb and what it did to the Japanese, they knew the war was not going to last that much longer...
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