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...world was shocked by the explosion on the 29th of August 1949, of [[RDS-1 (nuclear weapon)|RDS-1, called "Joe-1" in the West]], a 22 kiloton Soviet atomic bomb. Pres

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# Nuclear weapon

...rther, GEN Wesley Clark was quoted that the fear was that Iraq might use a nuclear weapon against Israel. Ruth Wedwood, an academic and member of the Defense Policy

...far more capable cruise missile that can carry a [[nuclear weapon, W80|W80 nuclear weapon]], but there is an agreement between the U.S. and Russia that sea-based cru

##Nuclear weapon ###[[LITTLE BOY (nuclear weapon)]]

...hard at the task on [[5 August]] when an American B-29 bomber exploded an nuclear weapon over [[Hiroshima]]. ''Trousdale'' completed discharging her cargo on the 8t

see also [[Nuclear weapon/Fission bomb]]

...ssembly line, and by examining the possibilities of a vastly more powerful nuclear weapon, the hydrogen bomb.

# Nuclear weapon]]

...tten by [[Leó Szilárd]]) encouraging him to initiate a program to create a nuclear weapon. Roosevelt responded to this by setting up a committee for the investigatio

Also, I have requested speedy deletion of [[Nuclear weapon, FAT MAN]] for the reasons explained in the speedydeletion template. Would Also, I have requested speedy deletion of [[Nuclear weapon, FAT MAN]] for the reasons explained in the speedydeletion template. Would

...maps were separated into layers. Computer hardware development spurred by nuclear weapon research would lead to general purpose computer "mapping" applications by t

...weapons in the Iran-Iraq War and had active missile, biological weapon and nuclear weapon development programs. These provided Saddam with both a means of threatenin

:We have B61 (nuclear weapon)

...pecial weapon" is a military term of art, or more precisely euphemism, for nuclear weapon.

...nistan, but in the need for cooperation with Pakistan. India had tested a nuclear weapon on May 11, and Pakistan was on a state of alert.<ref>Weiner, pp. 468-469</r

...cles? Giving a personal experience, I tried, when writing (as I remember) nuclear weapon, to create [[uranium]]. Eventually, I gave up, admittedly without huge effo

Let us assume that the B41 nuclear weapon, the largest yield ever developed by the U.S. at 25 MT, were somehow made f