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quadgram	frequency
the ground zero area	22
the center of explosion	20
from the center of	16
the center of the	16
white sands missile range	15
los alamos scientific laboratory	15
at the time of	13
the effects of the	13
army corps of engineers	12
the time of the	11
of the manhattan project	11
center of the explosion	10
the manhattan engineer district	10
meters from ground zero	9
as a result of	8
at the test site	8
the army corps of	8
the ball of fire	7
the site monitoring group	7
the alamogordo bombing range	7
the heat of the	7
near the center of	7
university of new mexico	7
of the atomic bombs	7
of the atomic bomb	7
the jornada del muerto	6
southwest of ground zero	6
northwest of ground zero	6
within a radius of	6
of hiroshima and nagasaki	6
the end of the	6
the edge of the	6
feet from x in	6
of new mexico press	6
of the evacuation detachment	6
hours after the detonation	6
at the base camp	6
the mcdonald ranch house	5
the sun rose twice	5
at the edge of	5
south of ground zero	5
into the ground zero	5
meters of ground zero	5
a radius of kilometers	5
effects of the atomic	5
entered the ground zero	5
of the project trinity	5
to a radius of	5
of the trinity test	5
damage caused by the	5
the defense nuclear agency	5
day the sun rose	5
participants in project trinity	5
the day the sun	5
the city of nagasaki	5
of the trinity device	5
center of the city	5
edge of the city	5
were at the test	4
entered the test area	4
area of the city	4
a large number of	4
the centers for disease	4
the top of the	4
of the reinforced concrete	4
the story of the	4
of the medical group	4
of a nuclear weapon	4
bombing and gunnery range	4
a nuclear chain reaction	4
a small group of	4
the alamogordo bombing and	4
from x it would	4
northeast of ground zero	4
kilometers northwest of ground	4
the national atomic museum	4
caused by the atomic	4
at the end of	4
th technical service unit	4
some of the buildings	4
in the north shelter	4
at a distance of	4
the first atomic bomb	4
alamogordo bombing and gunnery	4
film badge readings for	4
the collapse of buildings	4
on the first saturday	4
story of the manhattan	4
for the first time	4
centers for disease control	4
in the ground zero	4
the atomic bomb was	4
atmospheric nuclear weapons tests	4
time of the explosion	4
west of ground zero	4
a result of the	4
the first saturday in	4
of the test site	4
of the army corps	4
to the top of	4
is located on the	4
entering the ground zero	4
the center of damage	4
of the manhattan engineer	4
the project trinity organization	4
on the alamogordo bombing	4
of the ball of	4
the city at the	4
national technical information service	4
the morning of august	4
by the manhattan engineer	4
toward the center of	4
from x in hiroshima	4
the test area and	4
at the north shelter	4
on the morning of	4
the size of the	4
of the explosion was	4
and the atomic age	4
the results of the	3
the atomic energy commission	3
men of the evacuation	3
outskirts of the city	3
in the south shelter	3
the major cause of	3
the national park service	3
as well as the	3
duration of the positive	3
plutonium core of the	3
the time of detonation	3
the duration of the	3
closed to the public	3
one of the most	3
a radiological safety monitor	3
city at the time	3
participated in project trinity	3
there is a large	3
does not want to	3
the trinity test site	3
los alamos historical society	3
long range blast damage	3
first atomic bomb was	3
of the united states	3
of the bomb was	3
the second atomic bomb	3
the front of the	3
to the public for	3
device was detonated on	3
a group of soldiers	3
atomic bomb investigating group	3
the outskirts of the	3
the mitsubishi steel and	3
five radiological safety monitors	3
the offsite monitoring group	3
the los alamos scientific	3
george mcdonald ranch house	3
use of the bomb	3
on the river bank	3
of the bombing range	3
of the alamogordo bombing	3
safety and monitoring report	3
the magnitude of the	3
heat of the blast	3
military and civilian participants	3
a national historic landmark	3
military and civilian personnel	3
milliroentgens every year from	3
the test site at	3
the chief of the	3
by the atomic bomb	3
in the two cities	3
in front of the	3
the fact that the	3
could be attributed to	3
of damage caused by	3
the department of energy	3
served as the control	3
mitsubishi steel and arms	3
the selection of the	3
lie on the ground	3
distances from the center	3
the safety and monitoring	3
outside a radius of	3
a radius of miles	3
the base camp and	3
the history of the	3
about meters from ground	3
to the base camp	3
military police of guard	3
the atomic bomb and	3
the city as a	3
history of the atomic	3
the assembly of the	3
steel and arms works	3
close to x were	3
the british mission to	3
of the damage to	3
of some of the	3
at the same time	3
a great cloud of	3
raised to the top	3
visited the test site	3
east of the house	3
and within a radius	3
miles of the city	3
it can be told	3
with the exception of	3
los alamos and the	3
from the base camp	3
city as a whole	3
meters to ground zero	3
both military and civilian	3
of the mouth and	3
of the city was	3
the part of the	3
square miles of which	3
the mouth and throat	3
reported by the japanese	3
and civilian participants in	3
major general leslie r	3
at hours on july	3
steel frame buildings were	3
and west of ground	3
jornada del muerto valley	3
throughout the united states	3
wave of high pressure	3
british mission to japan	3
head of the manhattan	3
now it can be	3
in the test area	3
alamos and the atomic	3
chief of the medical	3
up to a radius	3
center of explosion in	3
was part of the	3
that the bomb had	3
headquarters for project trinity	3
and the end of	3
was observed up to	3
the atomic bombs on	3
yards from ground zero	3
the military police of	3
the day after the	3
the project trinity participants	3
types of mechanical injuries	2
side along with an	2
to a distance of	2
leading into the test	2
the whole country was	2
southeast of ground zero	2
of the cities before	2
intensity at ground zero	2
total casualties to distance	2
a wave of high	2
of the city and	2
in addition to these	2
most of these buildings	2
north of ground zero	2
the outside of the	2
of the population was	2
the next few days	2
country was lighted by	2
coordination and information center	2
from the cloud would	2
about people attended the	2
we make our way	2
roentgens of gamma radiation	2
five trips into the	2
for secrecy and safety	2
the origin of the	2
radiation above background levels	2
visited the trinity site	2
the windows were blown	2
north side in the	2
service to completely restore	2
limits of the blast	2
trinity personnel wearing protective	2
and a barn which	2
list of abbreviations and	2
on the inhabitants of	2
military application of uranium	2
in the reference list	2
had been carried out	2
one month after the	2
flash radiation of heat	2
the army chief of	2
ten miles southwest of	2
on the outside of	2
foot steel tower and	2
state of new mexico	2
a few hours after	2
effects of the flash	2
used in this report	2
to the edge of	2
most of those who	2
meters north of ground	2
the japanese cities of	2
to a point on	2
located two miles south	2
such tremendous power had	2
the george mcdonald ranch	2
was one of the	2
relation of total casualties	2
were found at ground	2
alamogordo bombing range in	2
the way from the	2
were instructed to be	2
corrals and holding pens	2
not want to go	2
the gamma rays is	2
at trinity site to	2
is shown in the	2
from the united states	2
in a number of	2
concerning general japanese activities	2
most of which were	2
miles from x it	2
it was not known	2
to military and civilian	2
structural damage up to	2
within the effective limits	2
of the base camp	2
r h were found	2
guards to return to	2
feet from the center	2
guard post at project	2
dust and sand out	2
with the commanding general	2
prevent any further damage	2
site national historic landmark	2
of the gamma rays	2
by fragments of glass	2
miles southwest of ground	2
military police at guard	2
secret history of the	2
selection of the target	2
had ever occurred before	2
the cloud drifted to	2
of ground zero to	2
the entrance of the	2
raise the temperature of	2
portion of the city	2
protective clothing and respirators	2
evaluation of medical data	2
immediately below the explosion	2
times that of the	2
the identity of the	2
end of the war	2
of kilometers and within	2
rescued from the ruins	2
ice house is located	2
designed to withstand earthquake	2
miles to trinity site	2
was raised to the	2
for about individuals who	2
in the amount of	2
distances are given in	2
a mile of the	2
the house stood empty	2
group of medical technicians	2
by and making do	2
air pressure was millibars	2
up to this time	2
the field of atomic	2
damage by blast and	2
of the peak pressure	2
compilation of local fallout	2
how to get to	2
the bomb was assembled	2
been made annually in	2
of damages and injuries	2
is transformed into energy	2
many of the documents	2
six percent of the	2
assigned to the evacuation	2
were dropped on the	2
years of rain water	2
gamma intensity at ground	2
by the blast pressure	2
of these personnel were	2
corps of engineers manhattan	2
miles south of the	2
the device was detonated	2
to be in the	2
atomic bomb devastated the	2
at the misasa bridge	2
of the trinitite was	2
range public affairs office	2
mile of the explosion	2
for the national park	2
be sent from the	2
atomic bomb was exploded	2
of the museum are	2
officers and enlisted men	2
the power of the	2
as close as meters	2
in the three shelters	2
nuclear weapons tests conducted	2
standing by and making	2
isolation for secrecy and	2
at the moment of	2
within a few hours	2
mcdonald ranch house is	2
at the alamogordo bombing	2
japanese activities in the	2
buildings with structural steel	2
four hours after the	2
the museum are a	2
sent from the united	2
made five trips into	2
the secretary of the	2
not collapsed by the	2
and closed to the	2
sustained as far as	2
the test site and	2
and in many instances	2
core of the trinity	2
west side along with	2
second after the explosion	2
importance because of its	2
buildings with walls and	2
are the remains of	2
the amount of damage	2
the north edge of	2
kilometers and within a	2
the parish house and	2
prior to the atomic	2
occurred during the first	2
range white sands missile	2
on the far side	2
works and the torpedo	2
estimated that patients with	2
damage was sustained as	2
the east are corrals	2
general comparison of hiroshima	2
are too weak to	2
the bomb to a	2
we are concerned about	2
to completely restore the	2
beginning of an era	2
was detonated on a	2
force of the blast	2
army chief of staff	2
by the intense heat	2
fraction of a second	2
to the east are	2
much of the trinitite	2
meters deep and meters	2
in northern new mexico	2
and the mcdonald ranch	2
protective clothing and equipment	2
of the torpedo works	2
were not collapsed by	2
where the north shelter	2
a distance of meters	2
shelter monitor and military	2
h or more were	2
tremendous power had ever	2
in the summer of	2
that gamma rays had	2
atomic bombings on the	2
of world war ii	2
center of explosion and	2
local fallout data from	2
low bay is the	2
not significantly damage the	2
located on the west	2
radiation protection at project	2
part of the army	2
the effects of radiation	2
the explosion of the	2
personnel not essential to	2
were in the open	2
meters south of ground	2
at the same distance	2
the west shelter monitor	2
a few of us	2
nagasaki medical school and	2
the roof has since	2
of estimating the peak	2
trinity site national historic	2
rain water dripping through	2
concrete buildings with walls	2
exposures greater than but	2
by the atomic explosions	2
monitors surveyed the area	2
chain reaction failed to	2
report written by the	2
light with the intensity	2
atomic bomb was tested	2
the entire state of	2
as the control center	2
army white sands missile	2
the ranch house is	2
of guard posts and	2
by the atomic bombs	2
an atomic bomb and	2
as that of a	2
atomic bomb and the	2
of kilometers from x	2
the north shelter monitor	2
it was estimated that	2
on the day of	2
the perimeter of the	2
to the test site	2
instructed to be in	2
first saturday in april	2
the effect of the	2
saw the bright light	2
mcdonald ranch house the	2
from the nuclear explosion	2
they tried to use	2
of the first nuclear	2
refer to a point	2
the land to use	2
searing light with the	2
and were instructed to	2
bomb was used as	2
in the field of	2
heat of the burning	2
th anniversary of the	2
the monument is a	2
in the center of	2
visited the site on	2
technicians provided radiation detection	2
to return to their	2
the location of the	2
has not been documented	2
they knew that no	2
the activities at project	2
upon the color of	2
house is a one	2
windmill are the remains	2
material of the bomb	2
project trinity organization was	2
the north shelter area	2
years on the first	2
the windmill are the	2
the first american troops	2
of the midday sun	2
than but less than	2
appeared to have been	2
to get to trinity	2
before the bombings hiroshima	2
of med and lasl	2
amount of radioactive material	2
the department of defense	2
manhattan engineer district group	2
developing a nuclear weapon	2
than six percent of	2
did not significantly damage	2
to make his way	2
caused by the instantaneous	2
civilian participants in project	2
completely restore the house	2
x it would render	2
were destroyed up to	2
gamma rays had been	2
roads leading into the	2
bombed cities in both	2
the explosion to conduct	2
built in by franz	2
members of the earth	2
of the flash burn	2
because of bad weather	2
individuals were at the	2
and a military policeman	2
in addition to the	2
or on compania hill	2
provided isolation for secrecy	2
on the japanese cities	2
surface air pressure was	2
trinity site open house	2
and other hemorrhagic manifestations	2
ball of fire at	2
was lighted by a	2
a radius of kilometer	2
the town of white	2
drifted to the northeast	2
cities of hiroshima and	2
with a blinding flash	2
targets should contain a	2
an atomic explosion the	2
within meters of ground	2
of the windmill are	2
to the trinity device	2
destroyed or severely damaged	2
up to a considerable	2
beginning of the war	2
detonation and postshot activities	2
in project trinity from	2
in the capacity of	2
trinity nuclear device was	2
the nature of an	2
national park service to	2
mile from the center	2
protection at project trinity	2
development of a nuclear	2
as guard post at	2
the guards to return	2
at the north edge	2
effect of the atomic	2
been destroyed by the	2
police set up a	2
explosion of the bomb	2
war in the pacific	2
in many of the	2
small group from tularosa	2
activities of med and	2
the miles to trinity	2
for entrance into the	2
personnel at the test	2
the west side along	2
an availability statement of	2
anniversary of the explosion	2
into the test area	2
or visited the trinity	2
the height of the	2
was sustained as far	2
of the shelter occupants	2
the gamma intensity at	2
between and roentgens of	2
was estimated to be	2
dosimetry analysis of participants	2
it is believed that	2
the flash burn was	2
the nagasaki medical school	2
had been made to	2
after the second atomic	2
be released at this	2
month period was established	2
the trinity device was	2
way to the place	2
of many of the	2
the bottom of jumbo	2
the first atomic test	2
a test of the	2
in the immediate vicinity	2
final preparations for the	2
to lie on the	2
effective limits of the	2
hours after the explosion	2
a total of about	2
he does not want	2
and military police set	2
detonation of the first	2
the velocity of light	2
the selected targets should	2
away from the center	2
lighting effects beggared description	2
the trinity test was	2
deep and meters wide	2
shielding of one building	2
of the bombed cities	2
the winds blew the	2
after the initial flash	2
project trinity personnel wearing	2
facing the center of	2
the beginning of the	2
first trinity site open	2
was responsible for radiological	2
that the number of	2
nature of an atomic	2
o provide protective clothing	2
at a considerable height	2
the peak pressure of	2
windows were blown out	2
the cities before the	2
core of the bomb	2
the appearance of the	2
stood empty and deteriorating	2
his evaluation of medical	2
the trinity nuclear device	2
three hours after the	2
general description of damage	2
small group of medical	2
were nearly calm at	2
of the blast damage	2
historical background of project	2
released at this time	2
source documents bearing an	2
of the japanese general	2
knots from the southwest	2
of x in nagasaki	2
by the japanese and	2
made annually in recent	2
peak pressure of the	2
of the effects of	2
over an area of	2
activities in the field	2
of total casualties to	2
is no time for	2
organization of project trinity	2
and cracks in the	2
the commanding general of	2
bomb devastated the city	2
of conventional high explosives	2
who were in the	2
those who had been	2
the explosion remained upright	2
addition to these two	2
the japanese general staff	2
in the bombed cities	2
for the test site	2
characteristics of the damage	2
the color of the	2
the peoples of the	2
to the evacuation detachment	2
by the japanese government	2
resulting from the detonation	2
necessary in order to	2
the lighting effects beggared	2
funds for the national	2
in new mexico were	2
of abbreviations and acronyms	2
surface of the sun	2
of explosion in nagasaki	2
in recent years on	2
received the highest exposure	2
the day of the	2
was decided not to	2
limits to military and	2
a small group from	2
application of uranium detonation	2
two hemispheres of plutonium	2
of the positive pulse	2
they entered the test	2
digits refer to a	2
prepare for the test	2
house is located on	2
cities before the bombings	2
and light damage up	2
frame buildings were destroyed	2
radiological safety monitors assigned	2
it provided isolation for	2
in the bottom of	2
in the fall of	2
and who had lain	2
the intensity many times	2
on the part of	2
the rest of the	2
trips into the ground	2
complete destruction of the	2
the course of the	2
weapons tests conducted in	2
the white sands missile	2
of the explosive charge	2
dropped on the japanese	2
summary of damages and	2
this report describes the	2
a religious service and	2
severe displacement of roof	2
few hours after the	2
third atomic bomb devastated	2
from x in nagasaki	2
bearing an availability statement	2
the exception of the	2
americans who had parachuted	2
in comparison to that	2
the bomb exploded over	2
about r h at	2
activities during project trinity	2
arrived at trinity site	2
main business and residential	2
such as at the	2
who had been caught	2
the activities of med	2
within a mile of	2
the first trinity site	2
lived through the catastrophe	2
men and animals died	2
the peak pressure is	2
destruction caused by the	2
the fire damage in	2
the film badge was	2
house stood empty and	2
the number of personnel	2
the north shelter had	2
explosion to conduct a	2
color of the fabric	2
received exposures greater than	2
as soon as possible	2
trinity site was chosen	2
reinforced concrete buildings with	2
severely damaged by the	2
produced by the atomic	2
the south shelter and	2
for his evaluation of	2
engineers manhattan engineer district	2
data from test detonations	2
in extreme cases the	2
of the investigating group	2
calm at the surface	2
week after the shot	2
as far as the	2
depending upon the color	2
entry into the area	2
r h or more	2
phenomenon of such tremendous	2
the university of california	2
part of the alamogordo	2
east are corrals and	2
the temperatures of the	2
south of the windmill	2
it was decided not	2
white blood cell count	2
of the blast were	2
the making of the	2
personnel wearing protective clothing	2
by the university of	2
fully exposed to the	2
was built in by	2
of fire at the	2
whole country was lighted	2
of a nuclear chain	2
there is no time	2
to prevent any further	2
about by the blast	2
at project trinity the	2
of the bomb and	2
would render them uninhabitable	2
of medical technicians provided	2
from the radiated heat	2
hour in the ground	2
most of the windows	2
in an atomic explosion	2
light damage up to	2
that of the midday	2
dripping through holes in	2
of an atomic explosion	2
sands missile range public	2
are corrals and holding	2
site at some time	2
and other structures were	2
located in new mexico	2
of the explosion to	2
the reinforced concrete buildings	2
to the distance from	2
a report written by	2
test site at some	2
winds blew the cloud	2
the effects could well	2
description of damage caused	2
found in this area	2
did much more damage	2
ranch house is a	2
specially designed to withstand	2
and that the bomb	2
were near the center	2
nearly miles from x	2
all japanese homes were	2
at the parish house	2
medical technicians provided radiation	2
on the west side	2
cloud resulting from the	2
civilian personnel of the	2
all life on earth	2
an ice house is	2
for the trinity device	2
war ii to an	2
ii to an end	2
the device exploded successfully	2
calculations of the peak	2
in nagasaki up to	2
out of the city	2
missile range public affairs	2
manhattan project atomic bomb	2
of the blast wave	2
the north side in	2
three digits refer to	2
storage tank and a	2
annually in recent years	2
was opened to the	2
which were not collapsed	2
the bomb was placed	2
the way to the	2
water storage tank and	2
heat radiated from the	2
north shelter had not	2
of one building by	2
worked at or visited	2
radiation levels in the	2
exploded high in the	2
at the town of	2
after letting the temperatures	2
one building by another	2
to the center of	2
entrance into the ground	2
of local fallout data	2
guard post personnel in	2
from the southwest at	2
the military police at	2
test of the plutonium	2
of the plutonium core	2
intensity many times that	2
north edge of the	2
by the fact that	2
visits have been made	2
through holes in the	2
if the chain reaction	2
monitor was assigned to	2
conduct a religious service	2
and civilian personnel of	2
at the south shelter	2
kilometers southwest of ground	2
posts and were instructed	2
project atomic bomb investigating	2
of the remaining personnel	2
the amount of radioactive	2
time of the investigation	2
the united states strategic	2
of the burning city	2
the incidence of burns	2
less than six percent	2
safety monitors assigned to	2
kilometers northeast of ground	2
after the atomic bombing	2
analysis of participants in	2
in wartime los alamos	2
the national technical information	2
bombings on the inhabitants	2
responsible for the mechanical	2
the fact that they	2
trees of the park	2
first saturday in october	2
to be in foxholes	2
but less than roentgens	2
the rest of us	2
building a test site	2
and the heat of	2
between july and november	2
at ground zero was	2
great cloud of smoke	2
devastated the city of	2
exposed to the bombs	2
days after the bombing	2
kilometers northwest of the	2
used as a weapon	2
of the height of	2
that the japanese were	2
women in wartime los	2
to the roadblock at	2
post at project trinity	2
down in the valley	2
med and lasl participation	2
to approach ground zero	2
department of energy and	2
for a period of	2
two miles south of	2
of the atomic bombings	2
roof did much more	2
the ruins of the	2
nuclear device was detonated	2
pressure is through the	2
entire state of new	2
for the atomic bomb	2
measurements o the tr	2
were covered with plastic	2
since the bombs were	2
of the damage caused	2
inflammation of the mouth	2
in the city as	2
medical school and hospital	2
casualties to distance from	2
the th anniversary of	2
the chain reaction failed	2
effects could well be	2
after the trinity detonation	2
detonation of the trinity	2
from the effects of	2
the main business and	2
major cause of damage	2
although most of the	2
h were found at	2
with the intensity many	2
initiation of the explosion	2
used as guard post	2
the war in the	2
the remains of a	2
displacement of roof tiles	2
where the city stood	2
sponsored by the alamogordo	2
the secret history of	2
top of the tower	2
estimating the peak pressure	2
control center for the	2
comparison of hiroshima and	2
the development of a	2
the atomic bombings on	2
bombing range in south	2
the president of the	2
the north shelter road	2
for the mechanical assembly	2
was between and roentgens	2
of rain water dripping	2
magnitude of the disaster	2
number of personnel at	2
sands missile range white	2
straight lines from the	2
morning of august th	2
before hiroshima and after	2
information concerning general japanese	2
some of which is	2
nearly calm at the	2
instantaneous radiation of heat	2
return to their post	2
the plutonium core was	2
the control center for	2
by blast and fire	2
heat of the explosion	2
the force of the	2
activities at project trinity	2
well be called unprecedented	2
trinity site was opened	2
the damage caused by	2
the effective limits of	2
finally we reach the	2
minutes after the detonation	2
remains of a bunkhouse	2
of participants in project	2
of the th technical	2
are used in this	2
people in new mexico	2
to r h were	2
of about square miles	2
about five minutes after	2
a radius of several	2
further to the east	2
monitor and military police	2
that the bomb was	2
in the park and	2
of personnel at the	2
the inhabitants of the	2
for the assembly of	2
to distance from x	2
monitors assigned to the	2
could well be called	2
extended as far as	2
by the collapse of	2
pressure of the blast	2
police of guard posts	2
many times that of	2
the damage sustained by	2
made phenomenon of such	2
the medical group had	2
describes the activities of	2
of the windows were	2
or visited the test	2
square miles of the	2
assembly of the plutonium	2
name trinity for the	2
collapsed by the blast	2
administered by the university	2
lighted by a searing	2
center for the test	2
the th technical service	2
and roentgens of gamma	2
provide protective clothing and	2
missile range white sands	2
surrounding the test site	2
had to be solved	2
fallout data from test	2
by the blast and	2
radius of several hundred	2
the new mexico desert	2
one hour in the	2
park service to completely	2
radiation at trinity site	2
to the energy released	2
the low bay is	2
monitor and a military	2
a member of the	2
walls were completely destroyed	2
of engineers manhattan engineer	2
a group of two	2
at or visited the	2
in straight lines from	2
by the defense nuclear	2
letting the temperatures of	2
power had ever occurred	2
trinity site by the	2
reinforced concrete buildings were	2
after the atomic bombings	2
the brightness of the	2
those who were in	2
of the explosion and	2
the blast pressure waves	2
in by franz schmidt	2
to determine whether a	2
the cloud resulting from	2
received an exposure of	2
to do with the	2
the atomic bombs was	2
kirtland air force base	2
destroyed by the blast	2
the first nuclear device	2
located kilometers northwest of	2
the northern part of	2
guard posts and were	2
japanese cities of hiroshima	2
the chief monitor then	2
the british mission has	2
attended the first trinity	2
general japanese activities in	2
center of explosion were	2
in the city at	2
to each of the	2
the scientists and support	2
no radiation above background	2
by a searing light	2
making of the atomic	2
radius of kilometers and	2
post personnel in the	2
monitor assigned to guard	2
military police set up	2
effects of the bombs	2
responsible for radiological safety	2
description of the cities	2
it would render them	2
in the west shelter	2
the same way as	2
were observed in the	2
a nuclear weapon was	2
effects of the bomb	2
an army sergeant who	2
documents bearing an availability	2
about kilometers northeast of	2
of persistent radioactivity were	2
and south of ground	2
in april and october	2
almost all of the	2
one of the shelters	2
commanding general of the	2
until after the second	2
autumnal appearance of the	2
people attended the first	2
result of the explosion	2
with structural steel frames	2
and was felt by	2
radius of kilometers from	2
those that had been	2
to conduct a religious	2
recent years on the	2
world war ii to	2
water dripping through holes	2
background of project trinity	2
be americans who had	2
examination of the effects	2
provided radiation detection instruments	2
effects of the nuclear	2
percent of the project	2
a searing light with	2
on the manhattan project	2
have been made annually	2
get to trinity site	2
cloud drifted to the	2
point directly under the	2
air raid alert was	2
the project trinity site	2
greater than but less	2
the heat radiated from	2
of the greatest scientific	2
at about meters from	2
high in the air	2
radiation detection instruments to	2
assigned to guard post	2
of such tremendous power	2