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'''Fat Man''' was the name given to the third of three [[atomic bomb]]s which were sent by [[America]] to be used against [[Japan]] in [[August]] [[1945]], following [[Little Boy]] and the lost [[Big Momma]]. Fat Man was an even more powerful [[plutonium]] bomb.
'''Fat Man''' was the name given to the third of three [[atomic bomb]]s which were sent by [[America]] to be used against [[Japan]] in [[August]] [[1945]], following [[Little Boy]] and the lost [[Big Momma]]. Fat Man was an even more powerful [[plutonium]] bomb.



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Fat Man was the name given to the third of three atomic bombs which were sent by America to be used against Japan in August 1945, following Little Boy and the lost Big Momma. Fat Man was an even more powerful plutonium bomb.

On 9 August, the Americans dropped Fat Man, on Nagasaki. (PROSE: Endgame) As with Hiroshima, the city was also flattened. (COMIC: 4-Dimensional Vistas) Approximately 150,000 more people were killed by the Nagasaki bomb, bringing the total number of dead to a quarter of a million Japanese civilians. (COMIC: Sky Jacks) Further deaths among people from both cities occurred later as a result of radiation poisoning. (PROSE: Endgame)

The destruction of the two cities ultimately convinced Japan's rulers of the need to surrender. The Japanese Emperor was forced to give the order to do so. (COMIC: The Road to Hell) Japan surrendered to the Americans (PROSE: Log 384) on 2 September 1945, (COMIC: Sky Jacks) ending the Pacific War and thus fully bringing World War II to its formal conclusion. (PROSE: Base of Operations) The date became celebrated as VJ Day (PROSE: Deadly Reunion) or Victory in the Pacific Day. The Allies celebrated the occasion with what the Eleventh Doctor described as "one hell of a victory party." (COMIC: Sky Jacks)