ATOMIC BOMB

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Atomic Bomb

Atom bomb explosion footage from all around the world.

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The Secret History of the Atomic Bomb
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*yawn* A public domain clip of the first underwater atomic bomb test at Baker Island, 1946.

Just a first post to test the waters here.

A sad but crazy moment in history. 09/08/1945 Codename "Fat-Man", the 2nd and last nuclear weapon to be used in combat. The weapon at 11:02 local time 500 meters above the city with a yield   more...equivalent to 21,000 tons of TNT.  less

Today marks the 62nd anniversary of the first atomic weapon used in war, dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima on this day, 6th of August 1945. It exploded 600m above the city at 08:15 local time   more...with the approximate force of 15,000 tons of TNT, destroying the entire city in an instant.  less

A look at the atomic history of the bikini.

An apocolyptic music video using stock footage of ICBM launches, a BBC drama called "Threads" and two Russian Nuclear weapon tests, Joe-4 and Joe-9. Sound track is Voices by Disturbed.

Video of artillery delivering a small Thermo-Nuclear device

Atomic bomb re-enactment on the Hiroshima, Japan

This clip is a brilliant CGI re-enactment of the atomic bomb explosion over Hiroshima in 1945, from the BBC documentary called Hiroshima.

Voices of the survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Listen to the voices of the (A-bomb victims) on the Internet.
http://www.voshn.com

Nuclear bomb montage, and crazy WMMaker tricks (lol)

music video using Atomic and hydrogen bomb explosions

cradle of filth

"Indiscriminate Bombing, Machine-Gun Fire, Atomic Bomb by U.S.A. and Japan's Postwar Rehabilitation"

Creedgaming and I talk about the Iraq war, religious fundamentalists, World War 2, the dropping of the atomic bomb and pre-emptive war. Part two of five.

This video is a clip from a BBC Documentary called "BBC History of World War II: Hiroshima (2005)"

If anything needs a classical nuclear score, it's atom bombs.

Somehow, setting music to atomic bomb blasts just feels so very wrong.

These are images hidden from the US public by the US government for 20 years to hide the unnecessary horror caused to the Japanese.