Question

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"On August 6, 1945 as the Enola Gay approached the Japanese city of Hiroshima, I fervently hoped for success in the first use of a nuclear weapon. To me it meant putting an end to World War II. I viewed my mission as one to save lives."

With which principle associated with the Nuremberg Trials would Tibbets agree?

a. A soldier must always follow orders.

b. War criminals must be put on trial for their misdeeds.

c. The destruction of towns and cities constitutes a war crime.

Answer 1

answer choices:

a. A soldier must always follow orders.

b. War criminals must be put on trial for their misdeeds.

c. The destruction of towns and cities constitutes a war crime.

d. Individuals are accountable for their actions even during war.

Answer 2

you have to look from the point of view of what the crew from the enola gay felt they were bringing -----an end to the war specifically
http://www.enolagay.org/----look at what winston churchhill says on this site since he dovetails with what tibbet says ---to help you just remember what these men had uppermost in their mindset---wanting the war to come to an end because if it didn't there would be a specific nuance of war that would have to happen over and over again which would result in more lives being taken---and in their mind if they didn't end it )(the war)
the other option would actually be more bloody