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There were four of us staring out of the window, hypnotized by the cloud of white tower smoke rolling toward us. I shouted to Olivi to get the camera and take some pictures... Gee we better get out of here, that stuff is dangerous... The first thing I had to do was send the strike report-to inform the waiting pulic that the second atomic bomb had been released on the enemy. What a thrill! It was the greatest moment of my army career.
(Del diario de Abe Spitzer, operador de radio del bombardero Bockscar)
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