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NUKES on X: "The «Orange Herald» nuclear device – a 720-kiloton atomic bomb tested by the British on 31 May 1957. This device remains the largest fission device ever tested. https://t.co/iow3J9wyPZ" /
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Why does the UK want more nuclear weapons? | The Strategist
British Red Beard atomic bomb nuclear weapon (green and large) at the Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower; the Royal Navy's former armaments depot of Priddy's Hard, in in Gosport, near Portsmouth. UK (
Nuclear test veterans: 'My dad was treated like a guinea pig' - BBC News
Fallout continues 70 years after British atomic tests | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
From the archive, 13 February 1952: British consider sites for first atomic bomb test | Nuclear weapons | The Guardian
Cold War nuclear tests made it rain more in the UK - here's why | Science & Tech News | Sky News
National Museum of Nuclear Science & History | Photographs | Media Gallery
11 October 1956, 05:57 GMT | This Day in Aviation
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British veteran recalls atom bomb test horror
I felt like a human fireball, my skin went see-through and grown men were crying for their mum' – secret scandal of Brit soldiers forced to crawl through nuclear waste – The
WE 177 British Nuclear Bomb | National Museum of Nuclear Sci… | Flickr
The Commonwealth Bomb - AIIA - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Hurricane | British Nuclear Tests | Nuclear Testing | Photographs | Media Gallery
From the Archives, 1953: Britain to test atomic bombs near Woomera
Putin's nuclear threat and Britain's nuclear posture – not so different?
