Name at least six WWll military Generals who were against the use of the atomic bomb

Admiral William Leahy

Admiral William "Bull" Halsey

Admiral Chester Nimitz

General Douglas MacArthur,

General Henry Arnold

General Curtis LeMay

Nb :Admiral and General have equal ranks. But Generals only held the position in the army. The navy use the title Admiral.

Explanation:

At that time , the use of Atomic Atomic bomb was extremely controversial.

Especially since at the time USA intended to target the center of Hiroshima and Nagasaki that contain large amount of population.

Those military officials bravely voiced up their disagreement about the use f the bomb, trying  convey how inhumane it is for them to drop that thing on innocent civilians.

But, they're in the minority.  In the end, USA decided to dropped the bomb on august 1945 and killed hundreds of thousands of people.

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