Brigadier General
Paul Tibbets
On the morning of 6 August 1945, the B-29, Enola
Gay, dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Colonel Paul Tibbets
was the pilot. Japan did not surrender immediately and a second
bomb was dropped on Nagasaki three days later by the B-29 Bocks
Car.
Japan surrendered on August 15, 1945, ending the
war that they started.
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General Tibbets died at his Columbus, Ohio, home on November 1,
2007. He was 92. His will stated that he did not want a funeral
service, and he asked that he be cremated for fear protesters
would deface a gravestone.
In a sad statement of how corrupt this nation's priorities are,
CBS News's Bob Schieffer stated that "his passing drew little
comment. His obituary was buried deep inside the major newspapers,
and TV gave his passing less coverage than the death of singer
Robert Goulet." The Cretins that now inhabit the U.S. care
more about the latest antics of Britney Spears than memorializing
truly great heroes who have shaped our history.
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