Nuclear warhead safety

w68 warhead  warhead that could be mounted on ballistic rockets, which claim has W—68 W—86 71 % Available-for-sale financial assets The W68 Poseidon warhead had a yield of a 40 50 kilotons The comparison with W68 suggests that the Quargel test was of a complete device, not just the primary

warhead Only the 100 kT W-76, with 20% of the blast area, is much smaller The 50 kT W-68, with 14% of the blast area, was retired 30 years ago warhead that could be mounted on ballistic rockets, which claim has W—68 W—86 71 % Available-for-sale financial assets

Bush in 1991) was designed to use pits from retired W68 Poseidon warheads These pits were then at least 18 years old Assuming the W89 was expected to have an The W93 is a new nuclear warhead intended for deployment on ballistic missile submarines by 2040 at an estimated preliminary total cost of more than