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Gen. Rommel · 06-24-2001, 10:43 AM

It is considered a battle because the Japs did fire Flak guns and had fighters in the air during the bombing. The Enola Gay didn't just go off by itself and bomb the city, there were tons more planes to bomb the city after the BIG one fell. So, the bombers and figters, and flak did engage in a battle. Battles do not only take place on the ground my friend.

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Gen. Rommel is Offline Senior Member Posts: 271 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Los Angeles, California	06-24-2001, 10:43 AM It is considered a battle because the Japs did fire Flak guns and had fighters in the air during the bombing. The Enola Gay didn't just go off by itself and bomb the city, there were tons more planes to bomb the city after the BIG one fell. So, the bombers and figters, and flak did engage in a battle. Battles do not only take place on the ground my friend.