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Nuclear Technology / Volume 70 / Number 2 / August 1985 / Pages 274-284
Technical Paper / Radiation Biology and Environment / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT85-A33653
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Neutron and gamma-ray free-field kermas and fluence spectra for ranges between 1 and 2 km are presented for three tactical nuclear weapons and are compared with nuclear radiations at Hiroshima. The three tactical weapons are modeled as near-surface bursts of a fusion explosive, a fission explosive, and a suppressed-neutron explosive represented by the Little Boy bomb used at Hiroshima.