#NUKE 10 POBIERACZEK MOD#
Improved high-yield lightweight Mk-4 7 mods some Mk-4Ds were converted Mk-6 Mod 0 early mods had 32 lens implosion system, Mod 2 and later had 60 lens system Manufactured from 7/51 to early 1955 1100 bombs (all mods) produced last retired 1962 Warhead for the Matador (MGM-1) and Regulus 1 (SSM-N-8) SSM cruise missiles application to the Rascal air-to-surface cancelled first missile warhead produced by modifying stockpile Mk-5 bombs Start of manufacture 4/54 (Regulus), 7/54 (Matador) Planned warhead for the Snark SSM cruise missile Mk-4 bomb derivativeĩ2 lens high efficiency implosion bomb used type D pit, composite cores first weapon with major size/weight reduction over Fat Man used as primary (1st stage) in the first thermonuclear devices 4 mods first weapon to use auto IFI nuclear weapon ever developed outside of the nuclear laboratory system. Implosion fission bomb redesigned weapon based on Mk-III Mod 1 first IFI weapon first assembly-line produced nuclear weapon used type C and D pits, composite Pu-HEU cores 3 modsĭeveloped at Picatinny Arsenal for the U.S. Plutonium implosion bomb "Fat Man", Model 1561 Mods 0, 1, 2Įntered service 3/49 produced 3/49-5/51 550 produced (all mods) Used in combat in 1945 mass production 4/47-4/49, 120 produced all retired late 1950 Gun-assembly HEU bomb "Little Boy" dropped on Hiroshima Used in combat in 1945, never stockpiled only 5 bomb assemblies completed, all retired by Nov 1950 If a weapon name is an active link, click on it to see a picture of the weapon, or a page on it (if one exists).
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