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March 9, 1945: The Deadliest Bombing Raid of All Time, No Nukes Needed!
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5:18Now PlayingOn March 9, 1945, 324 B-29 bombers of the United States Army Air Force inflicted the deadliest and most destructive single bombing raid in history.
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