The Napalm bomb firestorm in Hiroshima

The fighter planes, bombers, and helicopters that carry troops took off from the air force base in Shiga, another bombing of Hiroshima. But this time they were not carrying any ordinary bomb, they were carrying Napalm bombs. You see, Napalm bombs are different, they don't really cause a big explosion, they just set everything around them on fire, fire that is nearly impossible to put out. The Melonese generals were unhappy when they got the report of only 3,500 deaths of civilians, so they wanted more, a lot more. So they decided to use Napalm bombs instead. Well now back to the narration. We flew together and the bombers prepared the bombs, and at last we saw ruined Hiroshima, it did not look like there were any people living in there but we knew there were at least 2 million people in there, so we dropped our bombs...

Let's roll the dice!!!

Well now back to the narration 

We released the bombs, then suddenly, in a blink of eye, Hiroshima was a giant ball of flames. People were screaming so loudly that we could hear it from up here. But due to strong winds, not all bombs hit their target, some didn't even blow up! But overall, it was a great success, and many people were killed. But suddenly out of nowhere tons of Zenteken planes arrived, an estimated 500 Zenteken planes were in the area. Now again lets roll this dice!

(Plus 1 due to air superiority)

The Zenteken planes fought bravely, but we were prepared, and all the fighter planes started shooting at each other, in fact, some of our Napalm bombs even hit Zenteken planes, soon enough, the battle was over, and us planes could land. But we were running low on fuel so we decided to land in Hiroshima. A big surprise would come to the people of Hiroshima.

Anyways, now the deaths!!!

Deaths

378 Melonese fighter planes

29 Melonese bombers

1 Melonese helicopter  

456 Melonese soldiers and pilots died 

496 Zenteken fighter planes

496 Zenteken pilots

340,000 estimated civilian deaths more will most likely happen due to injuries 

The next bulletin will be about "The Massacare at Hiroshima"