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• Fat Man (atomic bomb)/External Links
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• Yellow Sun Mark 2 (nuclear weapon)
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• Yellow Sun Mark 1 (nuclear weapon)
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• Mark 4 (nuclear weapon)/Related Articles
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• W87 (nuclear weapon)
  ...M-30 Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles. They replaced W78 (nuclear weapon)|W78 warheads, which had previously been the Minuteman III standard before
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• Mortar carrier
  ...that nuclear ammunition exists for it, it was capable of firing a tactical nuclear weapon.
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• Blast (explosives)
  In a nuclear weapon, there may be multiple high explosive detonations to create a shape and the
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• Hydrodynamic testing
  | title = Nuclear Weapon Hydrodynamic Testing
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• Directed energy weapon
  ...c pulse weapons, especially those producing the pulse without the use of a nuclear weapon.
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• Lexington-class
  ...he Coral Sea]]; the worn-out Saratoga was used as a target ship at postwar nuclear weapon tests.
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• USS Saratoga (CV-3)
  ...ic]]. Honored, but obsolete and worn-out, she sunk in 1946 as a target for nuclear weapon tests.
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• Operation FLAMING DART
  ...[circular error probability]] (CEP). A 750 foot CEP is not an issue with a nuclear weapon, but it is far too inaccurate for reliable delivery of high-explosive bombs
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• Explosive ordnance disposal
  ...the "NBCR" component. An EOD technician may well know how to render-safe a nuclear weapon of his or her own side, perhaps in an uncertain state due to a crash or oth ...oro, North Carolina. When the bomber broke apart in flight, one [[Mark 39 (nuclear weapon)| Mark 39]] bomb's parachute worked and it landed with minimal damage. Whil
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• V-1
  ...did make war patrols with what was essentially a longer-ranged V-1 with a nuclear weapon. The [[UGM-27 Polaris]] [[submarine-launched ballistic missile]], a quantum
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• Fission device
  ...or to a weapon before this naming convention started, such as Little Boy (nuclear weapon)|Little Boy. ...lear weapon)|Mark 6 Mod 0, to 60 on the Mark 6 Mod 2, to 92 on the Mark 7 (nuclear weapon)|Mark 7. The explosive lenses themselves are usually constructed of layers
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• Kazakhstan
  ...e Baikonur Cosmodrome, and the Semipalatinsk "Polygon", the USSR's primary nuclear weapon testing site. Kazakhstan declared itself an independent country on December
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• Los Alamos National Laboratory
  ...d Kingdom]] and [[Canada]] that culminated in developing the world's first nuclear weapon, commonly referred to at that time as an ''atomic bomb''. The Manhattan project culminated with the detonation of the first nuclear weapon, known as the [[Trinity test]],
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• Missile Technology Control Regime
  ...hese two parameters are intended to cover the weight of a first-generation nuclear weapon, delivered over a minimally strategic distance:<ref name=ProConMCTR>{{citat
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• Radiofrequency MASINT
  Nuclear weapon#Electromagnetic effects|Nuclear and large conventional explosions produce r
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• Fusion device
  ...es should none of the fusion approaches work; this resulted in the Mark 6 (nuclear weapon) designed by Ted Taylor, better known as the Super Oralloy Bomb ("SOB"). These shapes change in recent designs such as the W88 (nuclear weapon)|W88, in which the Primary is oblate &mdash; think of a watermelon or Ameri
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• Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/May 5, 2010
  ...real things and humor. For the official encore, I shall do [[Violet Club (nuclear weapon)]], further indicating the influence of [[Monty Python]] on [[United Kingdo
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• Plutonium
  ...bs that do not have the pre-detonation problem. The atomic bomb [[Fat Man (nuclear weapon)|Fat Man]] that detonated over [[Nagasaki]] on August 9, 1945 had a Pu-239
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• Space law
  *The [[Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Tests in the Atmosphere, in Outer Space, and Under Water|nuclear test ban t
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• Compartmented control system
  ...rtments. While a bomber crew needed to know how to handle, arm, and drop a nuclear weapon, they had no need to know the physics of how the internals of the bomb work ===Critical Nuclear Weapon Design Information===
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