There are many examples of bombings with the number of deaths nearing the number of Hiroshima and Nagasaki’s combined deaths, such as the bombing of Dresden, Germany. The combined number of deaths from the atomic bombs is 106,000. The total number of deaths from the Dresden bombing is 100,000. Many other bombings, such as German attacks on England in the second world war and attacks on Tokyo with conventional bombs have death totals that also come close to the combined deaths of the atomic bombs. All of the evidence provided shows why the United States was justified in dropping the atomic bombs. The government issued several warnings that were greatly ignored by the Japanese. The government was doing its job by saving american lives, which is the main priority. Finally, the bombings were, again, not uniquely