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To what extent did technology and strategy affect the outcome of WWII?

Technology and strategy played a big part in the outcome of WW2. Without our advanced technology such as bombs, planes, and trackers, we would not have been able to defend ourselves properly or have the proper transportation during the war.

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The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki contained 64 kg of highly-enriched uranium. This bomb was big enough to destroy 90% of Hiroshima which was one of Japan's largest cities. The bomb was so big that it was equivalent to about 16,000 tons of TNT and it took about 2 years for people to be able to start building their lives again. The population decreased to about 80,000 after the bomb when the population was at 255,000 before the bomb.

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The Kamikaze Suicide Pilots were the most ruthless weapons used during the Battle of Okinawa. Very well trained pilots were sent by Japan to cause explosions by crashing into enemy warships. These pilots were going 500 MPH or more, so they not only committed suicide, they also caused many deaths and damage because of the explosions.

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During the attack on Pearl Harbor the United States used different kinds of tracking/radar technologies to try and track down attackers. Because this technology was under-developed and under-used, Japan was still able to send planes without being noticed. Training was still undergoing for the SCR-270, but there wasn't enough time to properly train people on the technology, so this didn't help very much when it came to the war.