Mark 39 nuclear bomb (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Mark 39 nuclear bomb" in English language version.

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Sullivan – Arrowhead Federal Services JV (December 2011). "Non-Time Critical Removal Actions Uranium and Lead Contaminated Soil Report, B-47 Crash Site, Abilene, TX" (PDF).

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Sandia Laboratories (December 14, 1978). "Summary of Nuclear Weapon/Material Accidents and Related Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Activities (RS 1210/24)" (PDF). Sandia National Laboratories (via Government Attic). (report begins on page 177 of the PDF)

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de Montmollin, J. M.; Hoagland, W. R. (February 1961). "Analysis of the Safety Aspects of the MK 39 MOD 2 Bombs Involved in B52G Crash Near Greensboro, North Carolina (SCDR 81-61)". Sandia Corporation (via the National Security Archive at George Washington University).
Stevens, William L. (September 2001). "The Origins and Evolution of S²C at Sandia National Laboratories (SAND99-1308)". Sandia National Laboratories (via the National Security Archive). p. 54.

myarmyredstonedays.com

A first-hand account that lists it as 500 kilotons is: Ryan, Jim (2022). "The Redstone Missile In Detail". My Army Redstone Missile Days.

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Sublette, Carey (30 March 2023). "Complete List of All U.S. Nuclear Weapons". Nuclear Weapon Archive.

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Sandia National Laboratories (January 1968). "History of the MK 39 weapon (SC-M-67-671/RS 3434/20)". pp. 9–10.
Sandia National Laboratories (January 1968). "History of the MK 39 weapon (SC-M-67-671/RS 3434/20)". pp. 4, 11.
Sandia National Laboratories (January 1968). "History of the MK 39 weapon (SC-M-67-671/RS 3434/20)". pp. 16–18.

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Carpenter, C.L. (18 February 1960). "Expedited Procedures in Designing and Producing a Major MOD Kit". Sandia National Lab (DOE OpenNet).

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Defense Atomic Support Agency (1 March 1966). "Accidents and Incidents Involving Nuclear Weapons (DASA Technical Letter 20-3)" (PDF). p. 41.

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Swopes, Bryan. "Mark 39 Nuclear Bomb Archives". This Day in Aviation. Retrieved 2020-12-01.

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Sandia National Laboratories (2010). "Always/Never: The Quest for Safety, Control, and Survivability – Part 2". YouTube.