B53 nuclear bomb – Watts Up With That?

According to Wikipedia, this warhead (9.1 megatons) was apparently never tested, although an experimental TX-46 predecessor design was detonated 28 June 1958 as Hardtack Oak, which detonated at a yield…

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Largest nuclear bomb dismantled to date in the US arsenal, the B53