Comments by "James Bliehall" (@JBliehall) on "A Day In History" channel.

  1.  @superbrain7852  The Japanese war manufacturing effort was very much moved to the "civilian areas" Most all of the "civilians" killed in the fire-bombings were manufacturing war equipment.
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  2.  @superbrain7852  Easy!!! The Japanese war manufacturing effort was very much moved to the "civilian areas" Most all of the "civilians" killed in the fire-bombings were manufacturing war equipment.
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  3.  @superbrain7852  The Japanese war manufacturing effort was very much moved to the "civilian areas" Most all of the "civilians" killed in the fire-bombings were manufacturing war equipment.
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  4.  @superbrain7852  Again, The Japanese war manufacturing effort was very much moved to the "civilian areas" Most all of the "civilians" killed in the fire-bombings were manufacturing war equipment.
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  5. The Japanese war manufacturing effort was very much moved to the "civilian areas" Most all of the "civilians" killed in the fire-bombings were manufacturing war equipment.
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  6. "Bomber Harris" of the RAF would disagree.
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  7. Well, explain this. It is a PROVEN fact tht the Japanese war manufacturing effort was very much moved to the "civilian areas" Most all of the "civilians" killed in the fire-bombings were manufacturing war equipment.
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  8.  @superbrain7852  The Japanese war manufacturing effort was very much moved to the "civilian areas" Most all of the "civilians" killed in the fire-bombings were manufacturing war equipment.
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