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‘gine tocay described the biggest explesion in history in} gong ¢
a

,the words of the Japanese fishermen who- became pai
given te
i casualties of the March 1 H-bombblast at Bikini.
be tre

ac “oystion of 3
for i.e 2
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They saw “flashes of fre, as “fion
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of Kwajalein;
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it seeme
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completely enveloped in dark: Unitted.

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fon for Qamazge to

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and tie proposed eX
the ‘Dazard zone”
cifie test sire.
compensation

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jor John M. Allison told,
the
Japanese Government yes?
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He ‘Felt warmer than!

in the air.”
usual and the others remarked |it s2i¢,
The 23 crew members of the their bodies felt aglow. But | hat hy

Fukuryu Maru (Lucky Dragon) they paid litle attention because iyaleht
had only a faint
picion of} they were used to sun and wind-i Gent,
what they were seeing.
burn.
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ifashion,” said one.

Capt.

Tadaichi

Tsutsui

was

uneasy, however. He thought
sts,
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Dwight Martin, Life’s Tokyo! Of, thebombesis. He headed

“purean chief, told the story
In their radicectiv
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- in the words of the fish- the crew mem}
acic acuve
c:ndition,
rs began
to get
HL They Jost their appetites
hirg boat was, by its and their sake did not maké
.oring, 71 miles eastthem drunk, They were menat of Bikini atoli—14 tally depressed.
ouside the US, Govern-{
“Gur faces felt very hot and
tricted zone.
ment's
then when our faces began to
The fishermen
saw
the
flashes)
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urn this pencil-lead color, we
on the horizon at 6:12 am. knew something extraordinary
T se on deck yelled to the men had happened,” said Tadashi
be ww.

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was but cr wrens

moto.

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a thought o
they were, he added, they
iword the Japanese* ccined to deStia
have sto pped at Midva
Sane
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eribe the 1945 atcm bombs thatiyucng and asked for ‘american
‘a
2 and Nagai help. But they didn’t know,

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thuners ro} rae

were

white

upon tiem, “shi no nai,” (ash

of death) the Japanese called it.

“Just before the rain of the

ting to buy radioactive ast

fron the Fukuryu Maru. Oka:

ashes began, the real sun in the
€ast was obliterated,” Masu

said.“Welookedinthe.

Some of the crewmen got an
est unbearable” itch and
n breaking out with big

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