Timeline. May 7, 1945, The unofficial surrender documents are signed by the Germans. June 6, 1944, D-Day, Allies storm beaches of Normandy. December 7, 1941, Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. July 16, 1945, The Trinity Test takes place. August 15, 1945, Japan officially surrenders. May 19, 1945, - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Timeline August 6, 1945 Americans bomb the Japanese city of Hiroshima September 18, 1942, the Manhattan Project begins June 6, 1944, D-Day, Allies storm beaches of Normandy July 1944, Manhattan project is completed July 16, 1945, The Trinity Test takes place September 1, 1939, Nazis invade Poland. WWII begins December 7, 1941, Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor August 15, 1945, Japan officially surrenders May 7, 1945, The unofficial surrender documents are signed by the Germans May 19, 1945, The final German cease fire is called
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Timeline
August 6, 1945 Americans bomb the Japanese city of Hiroshima
September 18, 1942, the Manhattan Project begins
June 6, 1944, D-Day, Allies storm beaches of Normandy
July 1944, Manhattan project is completed
July 16, 1945, The Trinity Test takes place
September 1, 1939, Nazis invade Poland. WWII begins
December 7, 1941, Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor
August 15, 1945, Japan officially surrenders
May 7, 1945, The unofficial surrender documents are signed by the Germans
May 19, 1945,The final German cease fire is called
The Bombing of Hiroshima
By: George Odom and Andrew Patison
Reflection
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