The anti-military left spent much loud energy during the mid-1900s denouncing Air Force Gen. Curtis LeMay as a bomb-happy terror who was itching for a first-strike war against the Soviet Union.
Indeed, LeMay was an early expert of aerial warfare. The bombing campaign he carried out against mainland Japan when the outcome of World War II remained in doubt is said to have caused more deaths than the two later nuclear attacks.
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