More than the "what an atomic bomb can do", it is interesting all the logistics before and after, and how ill-prepared we were for what was the power that we unleashed.

Probably, worth reading with other books in my library on atomic bomb and its cultural and social side effects.

Such as:
- "Destroying the village: Eisenhower and thermonuclear war"
- "L'atomica europea. I progetti della guerra fredda, il ruolo dell'Italia, le domande del futuro".

And a a couple of books worth considering when talking about deterrence:
- "Presidential Command: Power, Leadership, and the Making of Foreign Policy from Richard Nixon to George Bush"
- "The Godfather doctrine : a foreign policy parable" ( )