The spreading shock wave spread from the center of the explosion to all directions in a sweeping manner, destroying all obstacles, whether it was houses, trees or life.

The people who had just raised their heads because of the light were permanently blinded immediately, and their eyes turned into liquid and flowed out of the hollow eye sockets. Death at this time was a kind of happiness.

Then with a high-temperature shock wave, the second round of harvesting began. In this era when Japan was generally dominated by wooden houses, unstoppable fires intensified the power of the nuclear explosion, and Hiroshima had become a hell.

People around the explosion center who were exposed to the direct rays of the fireball disappeared out of thin air, leaving only the so-called atomic shadows. Compared to the people further away, they were lucky, at least they died without pain.

People who did not die directly only suffered greater pain, and their bodies suffered severe burns.

Fire broke out in the residents' houses, and even the tiles, granite, and glass were melted. Many exposed pedestrians were reduced to ashes, and the iron lunch boxes they carried were twisted out of shape.

As the shock wave spread, the city of Hiroshima has been razed to the ground. Collapsed houses and fatal fires have caused secondary injuries to the injured. Colonel Tibes has no way of knowing all this. For him, this is just

An important mission, but this time the bomb dropped was more powerful.

But for the Japanese residents of Hiroshima, as the first choice of nuclear bombs used in actual combat, the devastating power will be remembered by the survivors for a lifetime, if they survive successfully.

The Japan Broadcasting Association's control operator in Tokyo noticed that Hiroshima Station suddenly stopped broadcasting. He tried to re-establish the signal using another telephone line, but was unsuccessful. About twenty minutes later, the Tokyo Railway Telegraph Center discovered that the telegraph had stopped working in the area.

Only in northern Hiroshima.

Unofficial and confusing reports came from some small railway stations in the city that a terrible explosion had occurred in Hiroshima. These reports were all sent to the Imperial Japanese Army Staff Headquarters.

The military base tried many times to contact the Army Control Station in Hiroshima, but received no response. Officers at the General Staff Headquarters were confused because, according to their knowledge, there was no large-scale air raid in Japan at that time, and Hiroshima did not store such a large amount of ammunition.

The Imperial Headquarters immediately sent someone to fly to Hiroshima to investigate. About three hours into the flight, he and the pilot saw a huge cloud created by the explosion.

The remains of Hiroshima soldiers and civilians were being burned. When the plane arrived over the city, their minds were filled with questions. They saw that the city was still burning and thick smoke clouds covered the entire area. They landed in the south of the city, and the officer reported to Tokyo

, immediately began organizing rescue operations.

"Every living thing was burned to death, and the entire city was exposed to a heat wave that is beyond description." This is how a telegram sent to the Army Staff Headquarters described the local scene in Hiroshima.

Facing the fire and radiation, the surviving Japanese fled to the river to take shelter, but here and there were ordinary flames, but new weapons that ordinary people could not understand. Water could not block the flames, and death continued.

Eventually, the river was filled with corpses.

President Truman, who had been waiting for the news, learned that the mission was successful and that the Japanese intelligence intercepted by the Allied surveillance department was confirmed. He immediately held a press conference at the White House and said happily, "Just now, the United States used a pre-emptive missile."

A new type of weapon that has never been seen before has been used in the war. First of all, we want to thank God for his blessing. This weapon costing two billion US dollars will prevent evil forces from ever having the idea of ​​​​starting a war."

President Truman was excited. The actual power of the nuclear bomb had been confirmed from the tragedy of Hiroshima. It was no longer just theoretical data that existed at the test site. Now the United States had the nuclear bomb as its trump card. It could be said to be unmatched in the world and no longer needed to be accommodated.

Other countries, including the Soviet Union and even the United Kingdom, could no longer stop the United States from leading the world.

"If Japan does not accept our terms, they may expect devastating torrential rain from the sky, the likes of which has never been seen on Earth. Maritime and ground forces will follow the air strikes, and they have not seen such numbers and

energy, and they already clearly understand our combat capabilities."

Truman's aggressive speech was immediately recorded by reporters from major media gathered at the White House, and quickly spread throughout the world.

Alan Wilson, who worked like a hard-working bee, also saw the huge news of Japan's nuclear bombing in the subsequent newspapers, which even delayed his good mood for afternoon tea, and he sighed helplessly after a long time.

"Liaison officer, isn't this a good thing?" Mark asked somewhat strangely when he saw Alan Wilson's unwavering expression.

"I don't care how many people die in Japan, they are enemies anyway. The key is that nuclear bombs can not only threaten Japan, but can also be used to threaten any country, including but not limited to so-called allies." Alan Wilson looked at himself in the British-occupied area

I hope the other person can understand what I mean.

He believed that Prime Minister Attlee could understand this, otherwise he would not secretly invest huge sums of money to develop Britain's own nuclear weapons when the local economy itself was not in good condition.

It is better for no one to have such a weapon than to own it. Otherwise, the United States should fulfill its previous commitment and share nuclear weapons with Britain instead of going back on its word and turning Churchill into a joke.

"No way? We are allies!" Mark did not dare to use an overly positive tone, "I am saying that there is currently no conflict between the UK and the United States, and the United States has no reason to threaten us."

"When you negotiate with the Americans, they have nuclear bombs and we don't. The end result is that we make bigger concessions." Alan Wilson looked directly into Mark's eyes and shrugged, "The United States is just a country that cares about its father's legacy.

Treason."

Now we can only hope that Prime Minister Attlee, whose illusions have been exposed by Truman long ago, will quickly implement the alloy tube plan on track after the explosion of the Hiroshima nuclear bomb. It is best if everything goes smoothly and as soon as possible.

The British-occupied Trade Committee had already invested in the work of the British-occupied areas, and Alan Wilson could understand that these civil servants sent there would have a rare opportunity to exercise.

The British-occupied area is now almost like a colony, and it has done a great job. If it is really unable to bring the economy of the British-occupied area back on track, it will not be criticized at home. Who makes the conditions here so bad?

Because the basic conditions are here, the probability of being punished for civil servants who come to the British-occupied areas is very low, but it has the advantage of improving their resume, so many people are eager to come to Germany to work. They regard this work experience as an opportunity to enter the country.

Body level!

In other words, all of them are elite soldiers and generals, and like Alan Wilson, they are typical examples of people who want to make progress too much.

When he was hesitating whether to start a gold mining trip in manure immediately or to receive raw materials from British India first, Ali Khan's British butler Alim contacted him via telegram.

Alan Wilson decided directly to go to Hamburg first to settle the Hamburg matter, and then go around the Ruhr area to dig for gold.

"Mark, contact the Military Commission to see how many owners of German companies are imprisoned." Alan Wilson called Ponyboy over and gave him a task.

He immediately borrowed a military vehicle and headed to Hamburg. At the same time, he felt sorry for himself and was busier than the Prime Minister.

At present, he still had to deal with the Yugoslav refugees. Mihajlovic had already led his men, contacted the Croats and Slovenes, and set off from Bavaria again, preparing to move from one victory to another.

This is not his connotation. Mikhailovich, it is better to go to Rhodesia than face Tito's iron fist, right?

As for Mikhailovich, he said he wished he could go back and fight Tito to the death. He did not think that the leader of the Motherland Army was a match for the mighty man descended from the sky.

But after going to the African continent, maybe Mikhailovich, the bandit leader who was finally killed, would suddenly transform into a strong man from the sky in another environment.

"The Maharaja is very pleased with Commissioner Allen's performance at the Potsdam Conference. He did not expect that Commissioner Allen would already make a name for himself at such a major international conference at such a young age. It is true that talents are everywhere."

As soon as they met, Butler Alim came up with a rainbow fart. Alan Wilson just wanted to listen to this. His own role at the Potsdam Conference was basically an underground worker. Even if he was not the top top secret on the earth, he was not

A prince from a South Asian country can know.

But he could not hit the smiling person. Alan Wilson saw clearly but did not tell clearly. He also expressed his longing for Ali Khan, "Germany is a geomantic treasure land now. It depends on who discovers the value here first. In the case of me and Haide

The long-term relationship between Rabah and Maharaja Ali Khan will never be disappointed."

Opening your mouth is also a lie. Alan Wilson went from New Delhi to Hyderabad to take office, and finally had to return to Europe. He only stayed in Hyderabad for three months. The long-standing friendship is absolutely nonsense.

"Commissioner Allen, when the cigarette factory freighter you wanted passed through the Suez Canal, the telegram reported through the Suez Canal that it was safe. I believe it will arrive in Germany soon." Alim patted his head with apology, as if

I regretted telling the news before I started, and told Alan Wilson the good news.

"Oh God, this is really good news." Alan Wilson raised his eyebrows and said, "I hope the trade between the British-occupied areas and British India will have a good start." When he was talking nonsense, he completely ignored whether these machines were being dismantled.

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Chapter completed!