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fubar57
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This is true
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It was called new type bomb.
The New Type Bomb Control Committee was launched by the Japanese government on August 9, 1945.
At the same time, the government summarized basic guidance how to cope with the new type bomb on the day. It was announced through the national papers on the next day. As far as I read several papers, general guidance was like this -
1. Evacuate into the shelter.
(Tunnel type is more effective than pit type)
2. Wear white clothes before evacuating to the shelter.
If not available, wear any clothes to hide your skin.
(Make sure to wear gloves, socks and hood too)
3. Don't expose your skin to the air during evacuation.
(Hide behind a building if no shelter nearby)
4. Pay attention to the government's future guidance as it will be revised situation by situation.
"Tunnel type is effective. Be careful about burn. etc."
"Don't expose skin. No need to change conventional air defense system. Make your shelter more sturdy.
"Wear white clothes and evacuate to the shelter. If you find a parachute bomb, that's it."
Docs for approval of the committee dated August 9, 1945
Source: ミュージアム巡り 昭和二十年 新型爆弾対策委員会 - 塩哲の色不異空
The New Type Bomb Control Committee was launched by the Japanese government on August 9, 1945.
At the same time, the government summarized basic guidance how to cope with the new type bomb on the day. It was announced through the national papers on the next day. As far as I read several papers, general guidance was like this -
1. Evacuate into the shelter.
(Tunnel type is more effective than pit type)
2. Wear white clothes before evacuating to the shelter.
If not available, wear any clothes to hide your skin.
(Make sure to wear gloves, socks and hood too)
3. Don't expose your skin to the air during evacuation.
(Hide behind a building if no shelter nearby)
4. Pay attention to the government's future guidance as it will be revised situation by situation.
"Tunnel type is effective. Be careful about burn. etc."
"Don't expose skin. No need to change conventional air defense system. Make your shelter more sturdy.
"Wear white clothes and evacuate to the shelter. If you find a parachute bomb, that's it."
Docs for approval of the committee dated August 9, 1945
Source: ミュージアム巡り 昭和二十年 新型爆弾対策委員会 - 塩哲の色不異空
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A trivia relating to the new type bomb -
Mikhail Ivanov (1912-2014) for the Ivanov's cup in Russia.
On August 16 and 17 1945, Ivanov stepped in the soil of Hiroshia and Nagasaki to research the scale of explosion together with his colleague German Sergeev as GRU intelligence staff of the Soviet Union Embassy in Tokyo. On the way from Tokyo in the train, he drank up a bottle of whiskey while Sergeev didn't.
In Hiroshima, they sniffed around the melted stones which produced weird odor to make them feel sick.
Sergeev died of leukemia later but Ivanov didn't. Soviet authorities wondered what caused such difference. Final answer was the whiskey.
So, a cup of whiskey for a nuclear submariner in Russia is called Ivanov's cup.
Mikhail Ivanov (right) with historian Aleksei Kiritchenko(left) in November 2007
Source: 朝日新聞の紙面から - 広島・長崎の記憶〜被爆者からのメッセージ - 朝日新聞社
Mikhail Ivanov (1912-2014) for the Ivanov's cup in Russia.
On August 16 and 17 1945, Ivanov stepped in the soil of Hiroshia and Nagasaki to research the scale of explosion together with his colleague German Sergeev as GRU intelligence staff of the Soviet Union Embassy in Tokyo. On the way from Tokyo in the train, he drank up a bottle of whiskey while Sergeev didn't.
In Hiroshima, they sniffed around the melted stones which produced weird odor to make them feel sick.
Sergeev died of leukemia later but Ivanov didn't. Soviet authorities wondered what caused such difference. Final answer was the whiskey.
So, a cup of whiskey for a nuclear submariner in Russia is called Ivanov's cup.
Mikhail Ivanov (right) with historian Aleksei Kiritchenko(left) in November 2007
Source: 朝日新聞の紙面から - 広島・長崎の記憶〜被爆者からのメッセージ - 朝日新聞社
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fubar57
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Interesting story
vikingBerserker
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That really is
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fubar57
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Where was the 4th picture down taken Shinpachi?
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fubar57
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Good stuff shinpachi!
I think maybe historical should be in quotes. Just sayin'.
buffnut453
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D'you think they make their own voice-generated sound effects?
Perhaps they get into arguments about who shot who? "You're dead! I shot you!!" "No you didn't. Missed me by a mile." Etc, etc...
Perhaps they get into arguments about who shot who? "You're dead! I shot you!!" "No you didn't. Missed me by a mile." Etc, etc...
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Soviet troops occupies the Kuril Islands.
This operation began on August 18, 1945 - 3 days after the Japan's cease fire with the Allies.
Still controversial between the two countries.
Pose for camera on the Shumshu Island
Destroyed Soviet DS-5 (USS LCI-525) offshore Shumshu
Captured Japanese type 96 150mm gun
Captured Japanese Type 2 Ka-Mi amphibious tank
Ceremony on the Matua Island
This operation began on August 18, 1945 - 3 days after the Japan's cease fire with the Allies.
Still controversial between the two countries.
Pose for camera on the Shumshu Island
Destroyed Soviet DS-5 (USS LCI-525) offshore Shumshu
Captured Japanese type 96 150mm gun
Captured Japanese Type 2 Ka-Mi amphibious tank
Ceremony on the Matua Island
fubar57
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Good stuff Shinpachi. A neglected part of WW2
