We were then going to have a strategic bombing force in Okinawa to bomb Japan. It was an arrangement between Churchill and Roosevelt that Britain should have a share in the bombing of Japan which Arthur Harris was very anxious to do. And so we were going to fly to Okinawa and have everything there, the Headquarters and the Operational Research and everything else. This was called Tiger Force, and it was all ready to fly in August 1945 and we were going to fly with it; and then of course Hiroshima came and so we didn't go - lucky for us - and so I welcomed Hiroshima, of course. It was clear, if we had gone to Okinawa, we would have killed more people in a couple of months than died at Hiroshima, so from our point of view Hiroshima was pure gain and put an end to the whole bloody nonsense. So, after that, the Command disbanded very rapidly, so the Operational Research section disintegrated within a few weeks.