Titlebook: Britain, Australia and the Bomb; The Nuclear Tests an Lorna Arnold,Mark Smith Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Robert M Winrow MD,Suhail Ahmad MDn Le Fanu was also surveying the world, from the Shetlands and the Hebrides to the Bahamas, from Somaliland and West Africa to islands in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. They were both seeking a ‘permanent proving ground’ for atomic weapons.

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Robert M Winrow MD,Suhail Ahmad MDhe Foreign Office and the military, sought to consolidate into established technology the maximum amount of knowledge and hardware. In the situation, the quickest and cheapest was not necessarily what would have been the best if the development time had been longer.

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,‘There Must be Further Trials to Come’: Weapons Planning, 1956–57,he Foreign Office and the military, sought to consolidate into established technology the maximum amount of knowledge and hardware. In the situation, the quickest and cheapest was not necessarily what would have been the best if the development time had been longer.

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and ,s, were carried out during those years. They were not nuclear explosions, but they were an important element in the weapon programme. What was their nature and purpose? When and how were they conducted? What were their political and safety implications?

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