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What nation was the first to develop a nuclear bomb?
US
When did the US build their first nuclear bomb?
1945
Who created the first nuclear bomb and how was it used?
US. End WW2.
Which country conducted the first successful nuclear bomb test?
US
When did US test nuclear bombs?
July 16, 1945 was the first nuclear bomb test by the United States.
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