United States Strategic Bombing Survey

This report has been compiled by the Manhattan Engineer District of the United States Army under the direction of Major General Leslie R. Groves.

Special acknowledgment to those whose work contributed largely to this report is made to the Special Manhattan Engineer District Investigating Group the United States Strategic Bombing Survey, the British Mission to Japan, and the Joint Atomic Bomb Investigating Group, Medical, and particularly to the following individuals.

Colonel Stafford L. Warren, Medical Corps, United States Army, for his evaluation of medical data.

Captain Henry L. Barnett, Medical Corps, United States Army, for his evaluation of medical data.

The Radiation Effects Research Foundation review gives ninety to one hundred twenty thousand dead out of about three hundred thirty thousand people in Hiroshima by the end of that year.

The United States Strategic Bombing Survey estimated seventy to eighty thousand.

That's a big spread.

It's a big spread, and it's honest.

This report has been compiled by the Manhattan Engineer District of the United States Army under the direction of Major General Leslie R. Groves.

Special acknowledgment to those whose work contributed largely to this report is made to the Special Manhattan Engineer District Investigating Group, the United States Strategic Bombing Survey, the British Mission to Japan, and the Joint Atomic Bomb Investigating Group Medical, and particularly to the following individuals.

Colonel Stafford L. Warren, Medical Corps, United States Army, for his evaluation of medical data.

Captain Henry L. Barnett, Medical Corps, United States Army, for his evaluation of medical data.

This report has been compiled by the Manhattan Engineer District of the United States Army under the direction of Major General Leslie R. Groves.

Special acknowledgement to those whose work contributed largely to this report is made to the Special Manhattan Engineer District Investigating Group, the United States Strategic Bombing Survey, the British Mission to Japan, and the Joint Atomic Bomb Investigating Group, Medical, and particularly to the following individuals.

Colonel Stafford L. Warren, Medical Corps, United States Army, for his evaluation of medical data.

Captain Henry L. Barnett, Medical Corps, United States Army, for his evaluation of medical data.