First B61-13 Nuclear Bomb Completed Ahead of Schedule

US Unveils New B61-13 Nuclear ‘Gravity Bomb’ One Year Early, And It Is Devastating

The Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) announced the completion of the first B61-13 gravity bomb.

DOE says next-generation nuclear gravity bomb ready ahead of schedule

(The Center Square) – The U.S. completed its first of a new type of nuclear gravity bomb almost a year ahead of schedule.

PLA researchers rank Cold War relic B-52 a bigger nuclear threat than F-35, B-2

A Chinese military study puts the 70-year-old bomber ahead of sleek, modern aircraft in risk assessment based on limited strike.

US completes new nuclear bomb year ahead of schedule

The new nuke is 24 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945.

US completes B61-13 nuclear bomb 24 times more powerful than Hiroshima A-bomb

The first unit of the B61-13 nuclear weapon was unveiled Monday in Amarillo, Texas, by U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, several months ahead of schedule.

The announcement was made by the National Agency for Nuclear Safety (NNSA) and confirmed by Energy Secretary Chris Wright during an inaugural speech at the Pantex plant of the Department of Energy in Amarillo, Texas, on Monday, May 20. The completion of this armament takes place almost a year earlier than expected and less than two years after its initial announcement, marking it as "one of the fastest developed weapons" since the Cold War. Secr…