"Enhanced radiation" weapons, including the 'neutron bomb', have been stricken
from the US inventory and are (probably) no longer a part of strategic planning.
As of today, no country is known to have an Enhanced Radiation Weapon ("neutron bomb") in their active stockpile.
No country is known to currently have neutron bombs. The concept was developed in the US in the early 1960s (and some testing along those lines was done by, at least, the US and France in the mid-1960s), and France actually tested a full neutron bomb in 1980.
neutron
A sentence for neutron is:A neutron can be described as an uncharged elementary particle
The neutron.
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As of today, no country is known to have an Enhanced Radiation Weapon ("neutron bomb") in their active stockpile.
No country is known to currently have neutron bombs. The concept was developed in the US in the early 1960s (and some testing along those lines was done by, at least, the US and France in the mid-1960s), and France actually tested a full neutron bomb in 1980.
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No, the US has bigger, more accurate bombs.
No. The US gave them cryptic messages about the bombs and never told them they had atomic bombs.
No Atomic bombs have even been dropped ON the US.
At this time the US builds no nuclear bombs. A small number of existing bombs are refurbished as needed.
By the end of Operation Crossroads in the summer of 1946, the US had built a total of 9 atomic bombs and detonated 5 of them, leaving only 4 in the stockpile. Records obtained by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists suggest that by the end of 1946 the US had built 5 more atomic bombs, ending the year with 9 in the stockpile.While the Hanford reactors had a design capacity of 3 atomic bomb cores every month, its very obvious that they were being operated far below capacity through 1945 and 1946 to minimize neutron irradiation damage to the graphite moderator and/or shutdown for repairs frequently.
incendiary bombs.
U.S. Bombs was created in 1993.
There are several processes that happen in atomic bombs, the main ones are:Fission bombs - hydrodynamics, neutron chain reaction, fission.Fusion bombs - hydrodynamics, radiation transport, thermonuclear fusion, fission.Many other secondary processes occur also.