Dec 7, 2013
G2 (1956) Alpha Island, Australia (Great Britain) 98 kilotons
seen from South Korea
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G2 (1956) Alpha Island, Australia (Great Britain) 98 kilotons
Apple II (1955) Area 1, Nevada Test Site 29 kilotons
Annie (1953) Area 3, Nevada Test Site 16 kilotons
Easy (1951) Area 7, Nevada Test Site 31 kilotons
Charlie (1951) Area 7, Nevada Test Site 14 kilotons
Grable (1953) Area 5, Nevada Test Site 15 kilotons
The codename Grable was chosen because Grable is phonetic for G, as in “gun”, since the warhead was a gun-type fission weapon. As a shell, or artillery-fired atomic projectile (AFAP), the device was the first one of its kind, and the test itself remains the only nuclear artillery shell ever fired in the United States’ nuclear weapons test program.
George (1951) Enewetak Atoll, Pacific Proving Grounds 225 kilotons
Apache (1956) Enewetak Atoll, Pacific Proving Grounds 1.85 megatons