Truman's Decision To Drop The Atomic Bomb
War is a constant debate of right and wrong. Throughout the ages war had been everlasting battles fought and battles lost. Lives are sacrificed for the cause of men. One of the most well known wars of all time World War II was a constant struggle for world power. On one side of the world the Germans fighting in the east and the Japanese in the west. The end of the war was brought on by new technology and the decision to change the world. People ask if it was necessary to drop the bombs on Japan. Truman made a decision that saved the lives of American Soldiers as well as Japanese soldiers. If it wasn't for the lives saved, the Technology developed and the Decision made the world would not have devolved as fast as it has.
The lives that were lost in the pacific were due to the cause that the Japanese believed in. They were willing to die for a cause that they though was right this made them dangerous. The Japanese used various methods that were extremely effective against American troops. They were an intelligent force using tunnels as well as traps that American forces would come across during the island hopping campaign. In the Battle of IWO JIMA …show more content…
However, the benefit of this program brought not only America year into the future but the entire world with it. The research done to make these bombs possible allowed for multiple advancements in the fields of radiation and cancer. It was these effects that the Japanese's did not understand when examining those affected but the blast. The use of similar radiation is used to cure cancer. The advancements made by the dropping of the bombs would have never been examined due to the simple facts that is would not be considered "humane". The decision that President Truman made may not have been considered humane to most people. However, the decision was not his alone it determined by a committee of advisors who believed it best
The lives that were lost in the pacific were due to the cause that the Japanese believed in. They were willing to die for a cause that they though was right this made them dangerous. The Japanese used various methods that were extremely effective against American troops. They were an intelligent force using tunnels as well as traps that American forces would come across during the island hopping campaign. In the Battle of IWO JIMA …show more content…
However, the benefit of this program brought not only America year into the future but the entire world with it. The research done to make these bombs possible allowed for multiple advancements in the fields of radiation and cancer. It was these effects that the Japanese's did not understand when examining those affected but the blast. The use of similar radiation is used to cure cancer. The advancements made by the dropping of the bombs would have never been examined due to the simple facts that is would not be considered "humane". The decision that President Truman made may not have been considered humane to most people. However, the decision was not his alone it determined by a committee of advisors who believed it best