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English:
Graphic showing relative sizes of various types of
nuclear weapons
. Clockwise from upper left: a
Fat Man
(MK-IV) bomb similar to the type dropped on Nagasaki, Japan; a MK-17 hydrogen bomb of the sort detonated at the
Castle Bravo
test; a W-87 warhead inside its re-entry vehicle (see
MIRV
,
LGM-118A Peacekeeper
); and a W-59 warhead used on the early
Minuteman
missiles.
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| Source | Created by Fastfission , inspired by a graphic created by Los Alamos National Laboratory for the 1999 Cox Report, redrawn and redesigned in Macromedia Freehand . |
| Author | Fastfission . |
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