[Stavka2]

Post WW2 the US didn't have nukes, it's two were dropped on Japan. I will admit that I was incorrect as to the fact that there were 50 bombs 5 years later. But, you were out of your mind if you think bomber could have made it to Moscow from Germany...not to mention the distance: 1,600 km, or 1,000 miles, Berlin to Moscow, through the Red Airforce and layered Air Defense systems. Funny, the Luftwaffe couldn't make it but your mystery planes surely could.

But I'm sure that my mistake on the nukes just throws all those questions right out the window...after all why answer when you can attack the barer. Personally, I think you are the DU, you see, you want all this power for Bush now, so that when your favorite, Hillery takes over you DUs can do what ever you want, so here's back at you DU! DU! DU!

[Petronski]

Post WW2 the US didn't have nukes, it's two were dropped on Japan.

The US had three gadgets in early July 1945: Trinity test, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. August 10, 1945 there were none left, though Oak Ridge had produced enough fuel by late November 1945 to make another Plutonium ('Fatman') device.