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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-05589-7ng done in the United States, from huge quantities of intelligence material that began to reach the Soviet Union in 1945 and 1946. (By the end of the war thousands of pages of reports were already awaiting evaluation in Moscow.)

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Charles P. Kindleberger,Robert Z. Aliber The more powerful and more difficult Type B — an H-bomb, whatever that might be — was a deferred possibility. A test of Type A was expected in 1957; of Type B, in 1958 or later, perhaps even 1960. These priorities were open to review if the difficulties of Type B could be resolved.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14367-3nning. Christmas Island would be a theatre for which any kind of nuclear act could be booked. In the event, it would be decided only in the week or two before each test which device would be fired, and in what precise configuration.

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,Manich?ische Kunst an der Seidenstra?e,ply concluded that it showed a measure of agreement between theoretical predictions and observed results which indicated that Aldermaston was beginning to understand the processes involved. This, after all, was a prime purpose of nuclear weapon tests (see Preface).

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The Megaton Mission The more powerful and more difficult Type B — an H-bomb, whatever that might be — was a deferred possibility. A test of Type A was expected in 1957; of Type B, in 1958 or later, perhaps even 1960. These priorities were open to review if the difficulties of Type B could be resolved.

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Captain Cook’s Coral Islandustralia, and an embargo on thermonuclear weapons as a type, it would not be possible to fire a test shot there. So, as the scientists at Aldermaston began working on a hydrogen bomb, and even before the July 1954 Cabinet decision, the search began for a suitable location.