Atomic\nuclear war

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The American's Castle Bravo test blast.

The Atomic Cannon (Upshot-Knothole Grable) 15 kt

The America atomic cannon test (Upshot-Knothole Grable), in which it was firing a 15 kt atomic shell.

View of Downtown Los Angeles, the central business district of the region. It would have been nuked by the Soviets if the Cold War had gone hot. Author: Marshall Astor from San Pedro, United States.

View of the port town of Greenock from Auchmountain Road. It was bombed in WW 2 and may have been nuked in if the Cold War went hot. Auothor: Trougnouf (Benoit Brummer).

Worlds Top 5 Nuclear Power Comparison 2015.

Worlds Top 5 Nuclear Power Comparison 2015.

Kelvedon Hatch emergency broadcast tower, which would have transmitted official announcements after a nuclear attack on the UK. English: Radio Antenna at Kelvedon Hatch (M. Kenyon), ~31 May 2007.

Southern part of the inner city part of Osnabrück. NATO forces were stationed in and near Osnabrück making it a target if the Cold War went 'hot'.

The closed city of Perm. If the Cold War had gone 'hot' Perm would have been nuked.

Unpaved road in Atakora, northern Benin, near the with border Togo. Well, at least they are not going to be nuked in a Cold War Atomic\nuclear war! Author: Martin Wegmann Wegmann.

A Scud launcher preserved at RAF Spadeadam, England.

Overview

"Nukes" or nuclear weapons are the name given to all radiological, fusion and fission weapons. War with these weapons is called atomic war and could lead to a nuclear\atomic holocaust or nuclear apocalypse. A nuclear weapon is an explosive device that derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions, either fission (fission bomb) or a combination of fission and fusion (thermonuclear weapon) like the ones used in the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The first fission ("atomic") bomb test released the same amount of energy as approximately 20,000 tons of TNT at the Trinity nuclear test.

They are launched by the use of the military's nuclear launch codes and the authority and authentication of the president's/P.M.'s or defence ministers' Nuclear briefcase (UK), Cheget (USSR), «mobile base» (France) or Nuclear football (USA).

Why were they used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

1. To avoid an invasion of Japan in which ~5,000,000 Japanese, ~1,000,000 Americans and ~1,500,000 other Allied forces would die.
2. To shorten the war by ~6 months and thus pre-empting the Soviet plans to invade Hokkaido.
3. To test a new weapon on a city.
4. To scare the USSR with.
5. Revenge for attacking the US base at Pearl Harbour in 1941.
6. To intimidate the rest of the word with.
7. To get necrophilia high for those who wanted it to be used as recreational killing device?
8. Parts of the US military and government had a racist agenda that was fixated with the mass killing Orientals.

Cold war nihilism

By the mid 1950s, the USSR and America had realised nukes were ideal to terrorise the wold with by threatening there opponents, how ever puny, with nuclear annihilation. America and the USSR did not give a sh*t about any one else, there ultimate goal was to either enslave or wipe out the rest of the world (and ironically them selves by default). Neither nation was morally fit to have nukes and so other nations (the UK, France, China, Israel, India and Pakistan) developed there own.

Who can launch them, the ultimate launch control

They are launched by the use of the military's nuclear launch codes and the authority and authentication of the leader's, deputy leader's and/or defence minister. They can be only lanced by the relevant personnel using a 'nuclear briefcase'. the indent of 4 of them are known: Nuclear briefcase (UK) Cheget (USSR\Russia), «mobile base» (France) or Nuclear football (USA).

Wartime usage

Technically speaking, it's a war in which nuclear weapons are used, ranging from a single, small weapon (like a bunker buster or the ones dropped by the United States on Japan in World War II) or an ad-hock terrorist bomb and all the way up to a full-blown assault with ICBMs between nuclear powers using atomic arms and their opponents (including those without nukes).

It would be used in World War 3 if mass death and destruction was needed and may then lead to a nuclear\atomic holocaust or nuclear apocalypse. The first fission ("atomic") bomb test released the same amount of energy as approximately 20,000 tons of TNT at the Trinity nuclear test. The first thermonuclear ("hydrogen") bomb test released the same amount of energy as approximately 10,000,000 tons of TNT. The Hiroshima bomb was War with these weapons is called atomic war and could lead to a nuclear\atomic holocaust or nuclear apocalypse. The Hiroshima bomb released the same amount of energy as approximately 20,000 tons of TNT and the Davy Crockett Weapon System released the same amount of energy as approximately 20 tons of TNT and the MGM-52 Lance missile could release 1,000 to 100,000 tonnes of TNT equivalent of explosive energy.

It was once reckoned in 1947 that it would take about 100 Hiroshima/Nagasaki yield level nukes that were either used simultaneously or in quick succession could destroy civilisation if not wipe out humanity across the planet.

Fall out shelters and atomic\nuclear bunkers

An interim government would have limped on from places like Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker and RAF Hack Green for a while. Valuable members of the public, the armed forces and some critical industries would also be protected to a degree, but most would have perished!

The blast comparison list!

The blast power per lb comparison list!

• Bang goes the tonnage!

A list of 25 types of explosive.

Explosive.	Nationality.	Era.	% stronger/weaker than TNT.	TNT equivalent.
Gunpowder	Chinese	Medieval	0.45%
Ammonia fertilizer	Various	WW1
Torvex	American	Cold War	0.80%
TNT	German	American Civil War
Amatol	British	WW1	110%
Ammonium nitrate/fuel oil (ANFO)	American	Cold War
Semtex	Czechoslovak	Cold War
C-4	British	Cold War
Torpex	British	WW2	150%
Cycotol
RDX
PBX
U-235 A-bomb	American	WW2	+11,428.5714%
Plutonium A-bomb	American	WW2	+1,500,000%
IMX-101	American
Nitroglycerin (NG)
Dynamite
Gelignite
Picric acid	British and French
Pure EGDN	Belgian
Ammonite	British

The bomb blast comparison list!

• Bombs away!

A list of 27 bombs.

Bomb.	Nationality.	Era.	Warhead.	TNT equivalent.
The Mk 2 "Pine apple" grenade.	American	WW1.	The explosive charge was made of 2 oz of TNT or EC blank fire powder.	2 oz
Soviet F1 "limonka" hand grenade.	Soviet	WW2	60 g of Trinitrotoluene (TNT).	2.12 oz
POMZ, POMZ-2 and POMZ-2M stake mine-	Yugoslavian	Cold War	75 g rod of cast TNT	2.65 oz
7.7 cm Feldkanone 96 neuer Art (7.7 cm FK 96 n.A.) Feldgranate 96: a 6.8 kilogram (15 lb) high-explosive shell .	German Imperial	WW1	0.19 kg (0.45 lbs) of TNT.	0.45 lb (6.70 oz).
M18 Claymore mine	Amerian	Cold War	680 g (24 oz) of C-4.	32 oz (2 lb)
MON-50 mine	Soviet	Cold War	700g of RDX (PVV-5A)	32.92 oz
RP-3 (Rocket Projectile- 3 inch)	British	WW2	12 lb (5.4 kg) to 60 lb (27 kg) of TNT or TNT/RDX	12 lb to 60 lb (TNT version)
A full RPE “Zarya” 6ZhV corporate polypropylene ammonite powder transportation bag.	Ukranian	New World Order.	40 kg of ammonite powder.	19.98 lb
M112 demolition charge	American.	New World Order	25 lb of C-4	33.33 lb
18 inch Mark XVII torpedo	British	WW2	600 lb (270 kg) Torpex	900 lb
Fritz X missile	Nazi German	WW2	320 kg (705 lb) of amatol	775.5 lb
1980's IRA 'spectacular' bomb	The IRA	Cold War	~1.481 tons of Semtex	~2 tons
Timothy McVeigh's Oklahoma City bombing device.	American far right	New World Order	Just over 4,800 pounds (2,200 kg) of ammonium nitrate fertilizer, nitromethane, and diesel fuel combined as ad mixture.	Just over 5,000 pounds (2,300 kg) of TNT.
ASM-A-1 Tarzon bomb	American	WW2	5,200 lb (2,400 kg) of Torpex D1	3.9 tons
Talboy bomb	Britsh	WW2	5,200 lb (2,400 kg) of Torpex D1	3.9 tons
Grand slam bomb	British	WW2	4,144 kg (9,136 lb) of Torpex D1	6.5 tons
Mk-54 (Davy Crockett) infantry rocket launcher	American	Cold War	Atomic warhead	10 or 20 tons (AKA: 0.010 kilotons or 0.020 kilotons)
GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB)	American	New World Order	8,500 kg (18,700 lb) of H6	11 tons
Mk-54 Special Atomic Demolition Munition device (SADM).	American	Cold War	Atomic warhead	10 tons to 1 kiloton
W48 nuclear artillery shell	American	Cold War	Atomic warhead	72 tons of TNT (0.072 kiloton).
Pluton missile	French	Cold War	Atomic warhead	15 or 25 kilotons.
Little Boy bomb	American	WW2	U-235 atomic warhead	~15-16 kilotons.
Fat Man	American	WW2	Plutonium atomic warhead	~21 kilotons.
Operation Buster test blast	American	Cold War	Atomic warhead	21 kilotons
UGM-27 Polaris missile	American	Cold War	3 atomic warheads	200 kilotons x 3
R-12 (SS-4 Sandal)	Soviet	Cold War	Atomic warhead	2.3 megatons.
Ivy Mike test blast	American	Cold War	Atomic warhead	10.4 megatons.

Videos

World War 3 Russia conducts surprise Large Scale Snap Nuclear Attack Drill (Oct 31, 2013)

World War 3: Russia conducts surprise Large Scale Snap Nuclear Attack Drill (Oct 31, 2013).

NUCLEAR-WAR---N-Korea-ARTILLERY-n-strategic-MISSILE-forces-on-ALERT-to-ATTACK-US-targets- WW3

NUCLEAR-WAR---N-Korea-ARTILLERY-n-strategic-MISSILE-forces-on-ALERT-to-ATTACK-US-targets-[WW3].

Soviet Union destroys North America (Nuclear War) - clip from the 1977 film

Soviet Union destroys North America (Nuclear War) - clip from the 1977 film.

Atomic Alert A Real Attack

The propaganda film "Atomic Alert: A Real Attack".

Atomic Attack (1950)

Atomic Attack (1950).

Nuclear Attack Strike On The U.K. Scenario (Not For The Squeamish)-0

Nuclear Attack Strike On The U.K. Scenario (Not For The Squeamish).

Protect & Survive - 1970's UK Public infommercials On Nuclear War Preparation

Protect & Survive - 1970's UK Public infommercials On Nuclear War Preparation.

Nuke prank UK HD

Nuke prank UK HD by You Tube user The Volvic3 Project.

THERMONUCLEAR WARFARE U.S. Nuclear Retaliation Scenario (720p)

THERMONUCLEAR WARFARE: U.S. Nuclear Retaliation Scenario (720p).

Those leaders who have to agree to lauch nukes

USSR/Russia

President, Defence Minister, the Joint Chief of Staffs and the head of the Strategic Rocket Forces.

USA

President, Defence Sectary, National Military Command Centre at the Pentagon and the Global Operations Centre at US Strategic Command.

UK

Prime Minister, defence Minister and the Joint Chief of Staffs.

Lunching rules

• The following nations would not use atomic arms unless in revenge for being nuked.

1. China.
2. India (prior to 2022).
3. USSR (under Gorbachev). 

• The following nations would not use them unless there invaded by a massive force from or in revenge for being nuked.

1. Russia (under Boris Yelstin).
2. France.
3. United States. (under Harry S. Truman, Ike, JFK,George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.)
4. N. Korea
5. Belarus

• Pre-emptive strike

1. United States. (under Ronald Reagan an reportedly Donald Trump- second term in office )
2. USSR (under Nikita Khrushchev)

• To win WW2.

1. USA (under Franklin D. Roosevelt).

• Unknown since the don't seam to get the need for launching rules.

1. USA (under Donald Trump- first term in office and Joe Biden).

• Surprise attack.

1. United States. (under Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter).
2. USSR. (under Yuri Andropov)

• The following nations would not use them unless there invaded by a massive force from or in revenge for being nuked, chem'ed or bio'ed.

1. USA (under George W. Bush)

• The following nations would use them to make wars a lot easier or against rogue states like N. Korea or in revenge for being nuked .

1. United Kingdom.

• The following nations would not use them unless their invaded by a nuclear capable nation, but is willing to do a surprise attack on India.

1. Pakistan.

• The following nations would not use atomic arms unless in revenge for being nuked, but is willing to do a pre-emptive attack on Pakistan.

1. India (2022 onwards).

• Unknown, but probably just for the fun of it if China was not holding them back.

1. Russia (under Vladimir Putin).

• The following nations would use them only if all else failed and the nation was about to fall.

1. Israel.
2. Apartheid S. Africa.
3. 1950s/1960s Sweden.

• Unknown

1. N. Korea

• The following nations would use them on the whim of their leader.

1. Terrorists.

The futility of it all

Only the USA and USSR\Russia could have huge arsenal's, but China is trying to catch up in the 2020s. The other option is just a small arsenal to see of rogue states and terrorists. The only reason the UK bought US nukes was due to the cost of them. Well, France was right, the US sold the UK useless inert missiles or ones which could be deactivated with a Whitehouse kill switch in them! Only the 5 remaining 10kt freefall bombs are British and OK. It was a criminal waste of cash buying and relying over priced trash. It would be better for the UK and France if they had a join force due to economies of scale. A joint arsenal of 600 missiles sound much better.

Refugee deaths

It is reckoned that broken sewers and water mains after a conventional or atomic war would cause cholera, typhoid, typhus and paratyphoid epidemics in refuge camps and ruined cities. Refugee camps and ruined cities in the Western World and the more civilised parts of the Eastern Bloc like East Germany, Moscow and Tallinn would not get cholera, typhoid, typhus and paratyphoid epidemics after a 1981 East-West war since it was eradicated between the 1890 to 1970s depending on the location in question. As a result rickettsia prowazekii, rickettsia typhi, Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica/Salmonella typhi, and vibrio cholerae would be extinct in those places. That said, poor hygiene will case a different type of hell in the refugee camps as every one gets the sh*ts! The the common cold and influenza would also run rife in poor living conditions.

• The common place bacteria enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC), Cryptosporidium a, Campylobacter and Escherichia coli O157:H7 would cause severe illnesses across the camps. Transmission would be via the faecal–oral route or through the distribution and eventual eating of contaminated raw leaf green vegetables, undercooked meat and raw milk.
• Listeria would thrive in in uncooked meats, uncooked vegetables, fruits including cantaloupe and apples, pasteurized or unpasteurized milk and milk products, and processed foods.
• Salmonella enterica (formerly Salmonella choleraesuis) would thrive in raw chicken eggs and goose eggs, initially in the egg whites, although most eggs are not infected. As the egg ages at room temperature, the yolk membrane begins to break down and can spread into the yolk.
• Botulism would thrive on fish that has been pickled without the salinity or acidity of brine that contains acetic acid and high sodium levels, as well as smoked fish stored at too high a temperature and improperly canned food.
• The common place Norovirus speed by The virus is usually spread by the faecal–oral route. This may be through contaminated food or water or person-to-person contact.
• The common place Rotavirus speed by The virus is usually spread by the faecal–oral route. In addition to its impact on human health, rotavirus also infects other animals, and is a pathogen of livestock.
• Helicobacter pylori, previously known as Campylobacter pylori would cause gastritis via the fecal–oral route.
• The Hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, hepatitis D and hepatitis E would cause hepatitis via the fecal–oral route, poor hygiene and by the spreading of bobbly fluids.

Also see

1. Nuclear weapons
2. Atomic demise (1979-1986)
3. A surprise nuclear attack
4. Nuclear fallout
5. Atomic accidents and disasters
6. Atomic\nuclear power stations
7. Those nations who almost got Cold War nukes
8. Mushroom cloud
9. Atomic arsenals
10. Bomb blast effects
11. Atomic accidents and disasters
12. The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)
13. Atomic War
14. Atomic warfare information notes.
15. A nuclear\atomic holocaust or nuclear apocalypse
16. Nukes
17. Explosive blast\yield
18. Atomic arsenals
19. Bomb blast effects
20. Atomic accidents and disasters
21. Atomic\nuclear power stations
22. Geiger-Muller counter
23. "Poland is 'toast'!"
24. Nuclear fallout
25. Atomic videos
26. Nuclear briefcase (UK)
27. Cheget (USSR)
28. «mobile base» (France)
29. Nuclear football (USA)
30. Atomic warfare information notes.
31. A nuclear\atomic holocaust or nuclear apocalypse
32. DEFCON 1
33. HANDEL
34. CONELRAD
35. Cuban Missile Crisis
36. EMP
37. Thames flood notes (OTL)
38. Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
39. Mushroom cloud
40. Ike
41. Atomic videos
42. RAF Fylingdales
43. Atomic arsenals
44. Mushroom cloud
45. Nuclear warfare
46. Designated survivor
47. Two-man rule
48. Permissive Action Link
49. Emergency Action Message
50. The 20 sad Warsaw Pact deaths in the 5 day Warsaw Pact attack on Lübeck of of May 1-5, 1981 (hypothetical).
51. Special Weapons Emergency Separation System
52. Korean War
53. UK war time regional seats of government
54. Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
55. Atomic accidents and disasters
56. Davy Crockett Weapon System
57. Ballistic missile submarines
58. America's nuclear targets in 1959
59. Buster-Jangle Charlie
60. The atomic artillery peace ‘Atomic Annie’
61. 1960 Bomarc Missile accident
62. Operation Chrome Dome
63. B-52 Stratofortress bomber
64. Johnston Atoll
65. Hack Green
66. POMCUS sites
67. Mushroom cloud
68. Woomara test range
69. Four-minute warning
70. Americas' nuclear targets in 1959
71. Atomic nuts
72. Attempted nuclear war simulation (TL)
73. Duck and cover
74. Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker
75. Kelvedon Hatch emergency broadcast tower
76. Wartime Broadcasting Service (UK)
77. Nuclear briefcase
78. Mount Yamantau
79. Second Artillery Corps (PRC)
80. National Command Authority (USA)
81. CND
82. A nuclear pre-emptive strike
83. A surprise nuclear attack
84. A nuclear\atomic holocaust or nuclear apocalypse
85. RAF Upper Heyford
86. RAF Fylingdales
87. Atomic Weapons Establishment near Aldermaston
88. Nukes
89. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
90. A surprise nuclear attack
91. Operation Chrome Dome
92. Atomic warfare information notes.
93. Pre-emptive strike
94. A surprise nuclear attack
95. 1960 Bomarc Missile accident
96. 1961 Goldsboro B-52 crash
97. 1963 Test Ban Treaty
98. 1966 Palomares B-52 crash
99. 1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash
100. 1980 Titan II Missile Explosion
101. 1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident
102. A surprise nuclear attack
103. Atomic warfare information notes.
104. Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow
105. Ballistic missile submarines
106. Bikini Atoll
107. Castle Bravo test blast miscalculation
108. Chapelcross nuclear power station partial meltdown
109. CND
110. Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
111. Convair F-106A Delta Dart
112. Davy Crockett Weapon System
113. Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
114. Germany's Fulda Gap
115. Greenham Air Base
116. Johnston Atoll
117. Mushroom cloud
118. Nukes
119. Winning a hot war
120. Operation Chrome Dome
121. Operation Square Leg (1980) and Exercise Hard Rock (1982)
122. Pre-emptive strike
123. RAF Molesworth
124. RAF Upper Heyford
125. Seven days to the River Rhine (1979)
126. Soviet invasion of Denmark
127. Soviet/NATO invasion of Finland
128. The 10 kiloton "Baneberry" weapons test error in Operation Emery
129. The atomic artillery peace ‘Atomic Annie’
130. Threshold Test Ban Treaty
131. Treaties
132. Tsar Bomba
133. UK war time regional seats of government
134. Wartime Broadcasting Service
135. RAF Upper Heyford
136. RAF Fylingdales
137. Atomic Weapons Establishment near Aldermaston
138. Nukes
139. Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker
140. Kelvedon Hatch emergency broadcast tower
141. Wartime Broadcasting Service (UK)
142. Geiger-Muller counter
143. Seven days to the River Rhine (1979)
144. Soviet invasion of Denmark
145. Soviet/NATO invasion of Finland
146. The 10 kiloton "Baneberry" weapons test error in Operation Emery
147. RAF Upper Heyford
148. RAF Fylingdales
149. Atomic Weapons Establishment near Aldermaston
150. Nukes
151. Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker
152. Kelvedon Hatch emergency broadcast tower
153. Wartime Broadcasting Service (UK)
154. Atomic Weapons Establishment near Aldermaston
155. Nukes
156. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
157. DEFCON 1
158. HANDEL
159. CONELRAD
160. Cuban Missile Crisis
161. EMP
162. Cuba
163. Cold War
164. Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
165. Mushroom cloud
166. Ike
167. The 'false' Cold War theory
168. Korean War
169. UK war time regional seats of government
170. Chapelcross nuclear power station partial meltdown
171. Nuclear briefcase
172. Mount Yamantau
173. Second Artillery Corps (PRC)
174. National Command Authority (USA)
175. CND
176. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
177. A surprise nuclear attack
178. Operation Chrome Dome
179. Atomic warfare information notes.
180. Pre-emptive strike
181. A surprise nuclear attack
182. 1960 Bomarc Missile accident
183. 1961 Goldsboro B-52 crash
184. 1963 Test Ban Treaty
185. 1966 Palomares B-52 crash
186. 1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash
187. 1980 Titan II Missile Explosion
188. 1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident

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