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  • The aiming point for "Little Boy" was: The T-shaped Aioi bridge.
  • "Duck & Cover" is a worthwhile strategy against: All the above.
  • The main source of the ignition of the Hiroshima firestorm were: Numerous konro.
  • Percentage of Japanese surviving the Nagasaki bombing: 77%
  • The type of building which is extremely resistant to blastwave is: Reinforced concrete buildings.
  • The permanent shadows in Hiroshima: Represent areas spared from thermal ablation & were used to identify the exact position of the fireball & recorded a man with his arm raised to whip his horse. [Editor: unfortunately, the quiz program above will only accept a single answer - apologies!]
  • "Little Boy" was delivered as a free-fall bomb.
  • Frequent and ubiquitous events in Hiroshima: All of the above.
  • How was "Little Boy" detonated: By threshold agreement between multiple timing, barometric and proximity fusing circuits.
  • This website is concerned with: Promoting nuclear civil defense.
  • Nuclear Civil Defense: Is fairly effective and will predictably save hundreds of thousands of lives following a nuclear detonation in a capital city.



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