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March 14, 1945: Biggest Non-Nuclear Bomb of World War II Dropped
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7:38Now PlayingOn March 14, 1945, a British Lancaster heavy bomber dropped a bomb known as the “Grand Slam,” a 22,000 behemoth that was the largest and most powerful bomb ever used up to that time
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