WE.177 - Wikipedia
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Britain's nuclear test veterans are finally being remembered | The Spectator
Britain's first atomic bomb detonated - archive, 1952 | Nuclear weapons | The Guardian
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From the archive, 13 February 1952: British consider sites for first atomic bomb test | Nuclear weapons | The Guardian
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" /
Cold War nuclear tests made it rain more in the UK - here's why | Science & Tech News | Sky News
The Story of How Britain Got Nuclear Weapons | The National Interest
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