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Nuclear bombs of the United States

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Little Boy
US nuclear bomb
Fat Man
American nuclear bomb
B61
unguided aerial bomb with a thermonuclear warhead
Thin Man
type of nuclear weapon
B83 nuclear bomb
type of unguided bomb
B41
unguided aerial bomb with a thermonuclear warhead
B53
unguided aerial bomb with a 9 megaton thermonuclear warhead
B28
aerial unguided bomb with a thermonuclear warhead
B57
nuclear unguided aerial bomb
B43
unguided aerial bomb with a variable-yield nuclear warhead
Mark 17 nuclear bomb
aerial bomb
W39
thermonuclear warhead
Mark 4 nuclear bomb
American nuclear bomb design
B90
unguided aerial bomb with thermonuclear warhead
Mark 21 nuclear bomb
type of thermonuclear weapon
Template:United States nuclear devices
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Mark 15 nuclear bomb
thermonuclear bomb made by the United States in the 1950s
Mk 101 Lulu
nuclear depth charge formerly used by the United States
Mark 5 nuclear bomb
nuclear weapon design
Mark 6 nuclear bomb
type of bomb
B46
unguided aerial bomb with a thermonuclear warhead
Mark 14 nuclear bomb
thermonuclear gravity bomb
Mark 16 nuclear bomb
American hydrogen bomb design
Mark 36 nuclear bomb
heavy high-yield United States nuclear bomb designed in the 1950s
Mark 27
nuclear unguided aerial bomb
Mark 22 nuclear bomb
thermonuclear device detonated in the Castle Koon nuclear test
Mark 18 nuclear bomb
American nuclear bomb design
Mark 7 nuclear bomb
type of tactical nuclear bomb
Mark 12 nuclear bomb
American lightweight bomb (1954–1962)
B77 nuclear bomb
aerial bomb
Mark 8 nuclear bomb
aerial bomb
Mark 26 nuclear bomb
Mark 11 nuclear bomb
American nuclear bomb
Mark 24 nuclear bomb
American thermonuclear bomb design
Mark 10 nuclear bomb
proposed American nuclear bomb based on the earlier Mark 8
Mark 90
aerial depth charge with nuclear warhead
Tsetse primary
aerial bomb
Mark 13 nuclear bomb
experimental nuclear weapon developed by the United States from 1951 to 1954
Reliable Replacement Warhead
aerial bomb
Mk 105 Hotpoint
nuclear bomb