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Tokyo Thought It Was Safe — Until 279 B-29s Burned 100,000 Lives in One Night

In March 1945, Tokyo slept — unaware that history’s deadliest air raid was minutes away.
At 12:08 a.m., 279 B-29 Superfortresses appeared over the city, loaded not with bombs, but with fire.
What followed was a storm of napalm and devastation that killed more than 100,000 people in a single night.
This is the story of Operation Meetinghouse — the raid that eclipsed Hiroshima in destruction.
We’ll uncover how shifting U.S. strategy, new bomb designs, and low-altitude tactics turned Tokyo into a sea of flames.
Hear from survivors, pilots, and planners who witnessed the horror — and the decisions that made it possible.
From the skies over Japan to the ashes below, this video reveals the night that changed modern warfare forever.
It’s not just history — it’s a warning written in fire.
If you study WWII, airpower, or the ethics of war, this story will stay with you long after it ends.
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