@Hungry Joe: not true. The B-29 was the major bomber deployed against Japan; nothing else had the range needed. The B-17 was the pre-eminent bomber of the European theater, though, where its range from bases in England was acceptable.
The B-36 was developed in case Germany or Japan needed to be bombed from bases in North America; this turned out not to be necessary, but the advent of the Cold War brought the need to bomb much more distant enemies.
A brighter future for a darker age.Bach, I had my Super Fortresses mixed up.
You're right.
Still, if we go by death toll the most offensive name would be whoever came up with the contents of the incendiary bombs.
Actually, I think Flying Fortress would be a neat name for a city, or at least a ski resort.
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So there's a neighbourhood in Vancouver called Oppenheimer Park. This wasn't it's original name, though.
It was called Japantown before.
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