Enola Gay Display at the Smithsonian

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             a threat to freedom and a free people. The opposing forces in culture war
             most often have different definitions of freedom, and individual ideas
             regarding what it takes to have, and maintain freedom. As such, this war
             is one of the most important unarmed conflicts of the early 21st century.
             One of the most recent battles in the culture war was the planned
             display in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum commemorating the
             50th anniversary of the dropping of atomic weapons on Hiroshima and
             Nagasaki to end the Second World War. The decision to drop the bomb, and
             end a bloody war at the cost of the lives of two entire cities was
             difficult, but then war is a difficult situation. Targeting civilian and
             military targets with a weapon of mass destruction had never been down
             before. The idea of causing mass injury on a civilian population violated
             the principles by which America fought its' war. But the devastation of Fat
             Man and Little Boy brought about the desired end, a swift, complete, and
             unconditional surrender of Japanese forces, and an end of the hostilitie
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