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trigram	frequency
the center of	42
of the city	37
of ground zero	36
of the explosion	35
the test site	27
feet from x	27
the atomic bomb	26
ground zero area	24
the manhattan project	23
of the bomb	23
the ground zero	22
effects of the	21
center of explosion	20
most of the	20
of the atomic	20
manhattan engineer district	20
some of the	19
the base camp	19
one of the	18
the effects of	17
of the manhattan	17
the united states	17
from the center	17
a number of	17
part of the	17
center of the	16
of the blast	16
the trinity test	16
the north shelter	16
as far as	16
alamos scientific laboratory	15
white sands missile	15
at the time	15
many of the	15
a radius of	15
los alamos scientific	15
corps of engineers	15
sands missile range	15
the test area	15
caused by the	15
after the detonation	14
hiroshima and nagasaki	14
the time of	14
from ground zero	14
miles from x	13
in new mexico	13
by the blast	13
the trinity device	13
the south shelter	13
mcdonald ranch house	12
army corps of	12
to ground zero	12
in project trinity	12
of new mexico	12
of the trinity	12
the atomic bombs	12
the project trinity	11
the alamogordo bombing	11
the number of	11
time of the	11
for the test	11
the manhattan engineer	11
the military police	11
by the japanese	11
alamogordo bombing range	10
after the explosion	10
the chief monitor	10
the medical group	10
in the city	10
by the atomic	10
the bomb was	10
as well as	10
in both cities	10
at trinity site	10
to the public	10
world war ii	9
site monitoring group	9
out of the	9
ball of fire	9
military and civilian	9
of the test	9
effect of the	9
reinforced concrete buildings	9
the father superior	9
meters from ground	9
a nuclear weapon	9
of the house	9
the evacuation detachment	9
the end of	9
at ground zero	9
the army corps	8
at project trinity	8
jornada del muerto	8
a result of	8
the atomic age	8
as a result	8
in order to	8
the site monitoring	8
the fact that	8
distance from x	8
heat of the	8
from the explosion	8
an atomic bomb	8
to trinity site	8
hours after the	8
near the center	8
at the test	8
defense nuclear agency	8
atomic bomb was	8
edge of the	8
that the bomb	8
the trinity site	8
the atomic bombings	7
an atomic explosion	7
the ball of	7
atomic energy commission	7
from x in	7
the damage to	7
collapse of buildings	7
of hiroshima and	7
at the base	7
o the tr	7
the city of	7
on the first	7
in addition to	7
the blast wave	7
of the japanese	7
the heat of	7
who had been	7
of the cities	7
a distance of	7
the nuclear explosion	7
university of new	7
end of the	7
for the first	7
were at the	7
the edge of	7
of a nuclear	7
of the plutonium	7
at the same	7
trinity site was	7
on the ground	7
up to a	6
was responsible for	6
because of the	6
new mexico press	6
members of the	6
south of the	6
to guard post	6
department of energy	6
the mcdonald ranch	6
the gamma rays	6
after the atomic	6
in the park	6
film badge readings	6
of the bombs	6
for project trinity	6
the chief of	6
over the city	6
atmospheric nuclear weapons	6
of a second	6
in the area	6
within a radius	6
in the air	6
immediately after the	6
the flash burn	6
and that the	6
of the buildings	6
the blast pressure	6
the appearance of	6
northwest of ground	6
the jornada del	6
southwest of ground	6
in the north	6
the peak pressure	6
of project trinity	6
mile from x	6
national historic landmark	6
of the damage	6
at the north	6
a group of	6
the first atomic	6
first atomic bomb	6
the story of	6
which had been	6
front of the	6
kilometers northwest of	6
of the evacuation	6
the atomic explosions	6
a small group	6
the top of	6
south of ground	5
of the park	5
on compania hill	5
appearance of the	5
at a distance	5
area of the	5
the british mission	5
at the edge	5
east of the	5
duration of the	5
after the bombing	5
radius of kilometers	5
into the ground	5
the west shelter	5
united states army	5
assigned to the	5
offsite monitoring group	5
to the north	5
participants in project	5
radiation detection instruments	5
and the atomic	5
to leave the	5
there is no	5
meters of ground	5
the sun rose	5
based on the	5
of the bombing	5
scientists and technicians	5
in the meantime	5
to the trinity	5
the morning of	5
detonation of the	5
it was not	5
steel frame buildings	5
radiological safety monitors	5
feet in nagasaki	5
to the atomic	5
sun rose twice	5
close to x	5
result of the	5
the missile range	5
in the pacific	5
city of nagasaki	5
the collapse of	5
day of trinity	5
the day the	5
the windows were	5
the effect of	5
resulting from the	5
story of the	5
there was no	5
the plutonium core	5
of the project	5
national atomic museum	5
of the population	5
the atomic explosion	5
of the war	5
the department of	5
between july and	5
protective clothing and	5
distances from the	5
the trinity detonation	5
of the medical	5
exposed to the	5
reinforced concrete frames	5
on august th	5
to a radius	5
to r h	5
there is a	5
the city was	5
nuclear chain reaction	5
by the heat	5
entered the ground	5
device was detonated	5
of the most	5
the amount of	5
days after the	5
damage caused by	5
miles south of	5
portion of the	5
the reinforced concrete	5
square miles of	5
to the northeast	5
the bombs were	5
day the sun	5
history of the	5
the beginning of	5
each of the	5
the explosion was	5
the defense nuclear	5
atomic bomb and	5
simon and schuster	5
r h were	4
during the first	4
to the top	4
out by the	4
the activities of	4
would have been	4
the history of	4
technical service unit	4
west of ground	4
at los alamos	4
in the ground	4
from the base	4
the first saturday	4
the selection of	4
the first time	4
entered the test	4
technical information service	4
badge readings for	4
project trinity the	4
fraction of the	4
severe damage to	4
fragments of glass	4
corner of the	4
all of the	4
injuries to persons	4
damage up to	4
mountain war time	4
morning of august	4
of the reinforced	4
at the end	4
chief of the	4
core of the	4
to the bomb	4
ground zero was	4
power of the	4
city at the	4
the radiological safety	4
of the ball	4
the rest of	4
of a few	4
the nature of	4
of the u	4
results of the	4
alamogordo bombing and	4
description of the	4
of the sun	4
foot steel tower	4
project trinity organization	4
similar to the	4
size of the	4
the test was	4
x in hiroshima	4
toward the center	4
the explosion of	4
from persistent radioactivity	4
about r h	4
x in nagasaki	4
and in nagasaki	4
x it would	4
had to be	4
from the atomic	4
of the army	4
were completely destroyed	4
in the south	4
designed to withstand	4
on the alamogordo	4
to be in	4
not want to	4
ground zero to	4
in this report	4
center of damage	4
the ruins of	4
buildings were destroyed	4
radiation of heat	4
lie on the	4
of the first	4
those who had	4
in this area	4
in front of	4
of the remaining	4
side of the	4
the los alamos	4
before the detonation	4
northeast of ground	4
of the explosive	4
were in the	4
radiological safety monitor	4
for the trinity	4
away from the	4
resulted from the	4
th technical service	4
a large number	4
and military police	4
between and roentgens	4
the centers for	4
received exposures of	4
entering the ground	4
safety and monitoring	4
noted that the	4
ranch house is	4
first saturday in	4
had not been	4
from a distance	4
and in the	4
or visited the	4
to use the	4
top of the	4
the town of	4
centers for disease	4
department of defense	4
bombing and gunnery	4
the city and	4
the radiated heat	4
the ranch house	4
of these personnel	4
rescued from the	4
the surface of	4
the war department	4
might have been	4
shown in the	4
public affairs office	4
from x it	4
the national atomic	4
at guard post	4
located on the	4
destroyed by the	4
after the shot	4
is located on	4
small group of	4
that of the	4
med and lasl	4
by the bomb	4
the bombed cities	4
much of the	4
explosion of the	4
responsible for the	4
it can be	4
the population was	4
the japanese government	4
visited the site	4
at hours on	4
film badge records	4
a nuclear chain	4
the three shelters	4
of the tower	4
a period of	4
by the explosion	4
to the south	4
the city at	4
was established in	4
from the blast	4
has not been	4
both military and	4
nuclear weapons tests	4
test area and	4
head of the	4
for disease control	4
found in the	4
a few hours	4
atomic bomb investigating	4
information on the	4
of some of	4
served as the	4
returned to the	4
personnel at the	4
on the way	4
and gunnery range	4
assembly of the	4
the control point	4
parts of the	4
the explosion and	4
anniversary of the	4
of the museum	4
national technical information	4
the bomb exploded	4
of this report	4
of the th	4
on the morning	4
the size of	4
blast and fire	4
to a point	4
the atomic bombing	4
large number of	4
group of soldiers	4
by the manhattan	4
had been given	3
three of the	3
from the bomb	3
five radiological safety	3
of the shelter	3
cloud of smoke	3
the offsite monitoring	3
trips into the	3
the location of	3
the area of	3
major cause of	3
miles of the	3
at the nagasaki	3
of the new	3
range blast damage	3
received gamma exposures	3
a piece of	3
wave of high	3
test site at	3
a very high	3
in nagasaki were	3
a mile of	3
it was decided	3
base camp and	3
on the japanese	3
to do with	3
to the east	3
the remains of	3
japanese homes were	3
and within a	3
use of the	3
on the river	3
urakami ordnance works	3
the mouth and	3
the secretary of	3
military police at	3
the results of	3
that had been	3
damaged up to	3
and postshot activities	3
and civilian personnel	3
was detonated on	3
heat and light	3
to determine if	3
the house to	3
a military policeman	3
ground zero at	3
sponsored by the	3
raised to the	3
of the river	3
city of fire	3
the hiroshima bomb	3
at this time	3
and civilian participants	3
every year from	3
the assembly of	3
men of the	3
emitted by the	3
as it was	3
equivalent to the	3
into the river	3
of the explosions	3
the safety and	3
in the afternoon	3
the shock wave	3
more than a	3
kilometers northeast of	3
documents bearing an	3
brick walls were	3
the parish house	3
first nuclear device	3
radius of about	3
as soon as	3
the part of	3
was designed to	3
some of these	3
guard post personnel	3
del muerto valley	3
the japanese cities	3
depending upon the	3
men and animals	3
los alamos historical	3
could be used	3
damage to structures	3
on and july	3
the scientists and	3
of the fires	3
the commanding general	3
of the mission	3
made of the	3
the highest exposure	3
the first minute	3
of explosion and	3
could be attributed	3
next to the	3
time of detonation	3
the destruction of	3
a few of	3
plutonium core of	3
after the trinity	3
los alamos publication	3
to calculate the	3
flash of light	3
nuclear weapons testing	3
tried to use	3
the bombing range	3
fires sprang up	3
hours on july	3
can be told	3
headquarters for project	3
radius of miles	3
there are two	3
was assigned to	3
set up a	3
a wave of	3
to return to	3
the misasa bridge	3
bay is the	3
feet in hiroshima	3
was carried out	3
trinity site and	3
was divided into	3
nausea and vomiting	3
with the exception	3
as a whole	3
until after the	3
scientists and support	3
about meters from	3
monitor and a	3
the summer of	3
the name trinity	3
r h or	3
general leslie r	3
a radiological safety	3
the bomb and	3
the duration of	3
ground zero and	3
that the japanese	3
according to the	3
damage was sustained	3
made by the	3
closed to the	3
none of the	3
by the flash	3
reported to the	3
the plutonium bomb	3
surrounding the test	3
the target area	3
does not want	3
in the valley	3
outskirts of the	3
long range blast	3
because of its	3
the temperature of	3
the day after	3
an availability statement	3
in the areas	3
and other structures	3
cause of damage	3
the fire damage	3
the city as	3
as in hiroshima	3
military police of	3
have been made	3
to the city	3
first trinity site	3
way to the	3
into the test	3
amount of radioactive	3
the site on	3
could not be	3
as much as	3
bomb was placed	3
reported by the	3
tons of t	3
the outskirts of	3
site was chosen	3
of the deaths	3
the house is	3
had been made	3
could not have	3
the two cities	3
national park service	3
the damage was	3
to come from	3
chief of staff	3
the inhabitants of	3
throughout the united	3
gamma intensities of	3
which included the	3
meters to ground	3
were due to	3
nearly miles from	3
used in this	3
personnel who were	3
above background levels	3
of the alamogordo	3
the study of	3
wearing protective clothing	3
in the atomic	3
the bottom of	3
in the open	3
of the united	3
used by the	3
from the southwest	3
police of guard	3
which were not	3
make our way	3
george mcdonald ranch	3
the magnitude of	3
around ground zero	3
calculations of the	3
dropped on the	3
the atomic energy	3
the explosion to	3
the roadblock at	3
the second atomic	3
up in the	3
of the burning	3
milliroentgens every year	3
the bomb had	3
manhattan project personnel	3
all over the	3
the low bay	3
mission to japan	3
is no longer	3
in nagasaki as	3
destruction of the	3
the blast and	3
now it can	3
were severely damaged	3
of the earth	3
on the day	3
an exposure of	3
the entire city	3
the trinitite was	3
no definite symptoms	3
were to be	3
after the hiroshima	3
participated in project	3
was observed up	3
well as the	3
it in the	3
the energy released	3
in the bottom	3
and the end	3
since it was	3
into the area	3
received an exposure	3
of explosion in	3
the front of	3
an army sergeant	3
the shelter occupants	3
observed up to	3
bomb was exploded	3
to the war	3
a national historic	3
access to the	3
second atomic bomb	3
of the road	3
great cloud of	3
at a considerable	3
within a few	3
to make his	3
the making of	3
characteristics of the	3
fact that the	3
portions of the	3
the highest reading	3
of the torpedo	3
major general leslie	3
which would have	3
of gamma radiation	3
guard post at	3
to ionizing radiation	3
trinity test site	3
to x were	3
had decreased to	3
nuclear device was	3
project trinity participants	3
information is available	3
damage to buildings	3
yards from ground	3
the river bank	3
and the army	3
onsite and offsite	3
of damage caused	3
shelter monitor and	3
most of these	3
miles of which	3
three days later	3
bomb investigating group	3
by the intense	3
be attributed to	3
was part of	3
visited the test	3
were blown out	3
miles from the	3
of all personnel	3
the base commander	3
mitsubishi steel and	3
to the base	3
it has been	3
a chain reaction	3
tons of tnt	3
shown in figure	3
frame buildings were	3
of high pressure	3
the exception of	3
the national park	3
exposures greater than	3
selection of the	3
of the positive	3
used in the	3
day after the	3
in the same	3
in the bombed	3
alamos and the	3
the film badge	3
bomb was assembled	3
and west of	3
due to the	3
of the mouth	3
the public for	3
house stood empty	3
inflammation of the	3
city as a	3
square miles were	3
mile of the	3
to some extent	3
the height of	3
northwest of the	3
of the radiation	3
near guard post	3
and monitoring report	3
in hiroshima and	3
of total casualties	3
because it was	3
the outside of	3
was one of	3
in the first	3
abbreviations and acronyms	3
burns were observed	3
and arms works	3
plutonium core was	3
description of damage	3
a test of	3
as close as	3
los alamos and	3
the fall of	3
the majority of	3
inserted into the	3
of the detonation	3
at that time	3
is shown in	3
the torpedo works	3
the major cause	3
in the test	3
the mitsubishi steel	3
the trinity cloud	3
atomic bombs on	3
the torpedo plant	3
mouth and throat	3
prior to the	3
guard post was	3
which was the	3
british mission to	3
alamos historical society	3
the main business	3
house is located	3
of the flash	3
magnitude of the	3
trinity site to	3
the first nuclear	3
general groves and	3
that they had	3
steel and arms	3
amount of damage	3
a great cloud	3
civilian participants in	3
near ground zero	3
from the nuclear	3
is a large	3
outside a radius	3
and who had	3
central new mexico	3
to the place	3
personnel in the	3
in the two	3
an area of	3
film badges were	3
of the disaster	3
minutes after the	3
as the control	3
the same time	3
it was a	3
damage to the	3
to less than	3
of an atomic	3
the parking lot	2
also found in	2
and the torpedo	2
air force base	2
of radiation at	2
had been caught	2
remains of jumbo	2
the entire district	2
was done in	2
in nagasaki and	2
we thought that	2
sent from the	2
but the main	2
containing father schiffer	2
the camino real	2
effect was noted	2
the tnt would	2
restore the house	2
refer to a	2
at the moment	2
light of the	2
bomb is so	2
if different from	2
miles southwest of	2
could be determined	2
school and hospital	2
explanation is that	2
consisted of a	2
distances are given	2
that patients with	2
the moment of	2
saw the bright	2
and some of	2
activities in the	2
given them a	2
the project scientists	2
a test site	2
peak pressure is	2
name trinity for	2
another group of	2
that most of	2
bomb on hiroshima	2
the dead and	2
of the energy	2
the pressure outside	2
missile range white	2
by other effects	2
by the time	2
of the north	2
scheduled for a	2
the broadway roadblocks	2
were not collapsed	2
selected targets should	2
was necessary to	2
received exposures greater	2
the pressure wave	2
in wartime los	2
continued until the	2
too weak to	2
buildings in the	2
greater than but	2
of energy and	2
white blood cell	2
would render them	2
height of burst	2
of the university	2
about square miles	2
buildings which were	2
and lasl participation	2
the heat radiated	2
surface of the	2
for his evaluation	2
they had been	2
transformed into energy	2
test took place	2
the direction of	2
side along with	2
of the investigating	2
atomic bombs was	2
in the darkness	2
to that of	2
and were instructed	2
for a few	2
secret history of	2
times since the	2
column of smoke	2
high explosive bombs	2
an air raid	2
flash radiation of	2
what had actually	2
examination of the	2
the director of	2
individuals were at	2
group of medical	2
material such as	2
was built in	2
much more damage	2
the flash of	2
remains of a	2
roof and siding	2
effects of radiation	2
miles around the	2
northeast of the	2
the first two	2
house and the	2
and were buried	2
and military personnel	2
and was felt	2
per cent mortality	2
the japanese and	2
was moved to	2
month after the	2
coordination and information	2
up to this	2
secrecy and safety	2
for the national	2
after the nuclear	2
of the documents	2
where the north	2
damage by blast	2
the peak pressures	2
destruction of buildings	2
of estimating the	2
report documentation page	2
personnel who had	2
was used to	2
for personnel at	2
in the summer	2
connected with the	2
film badge was	2
or more were	2
but less than	2
were recorded in	2
to the foxholes	2
part in the	2
on the broad	2
flight of the	2
monument is a	2
work was done	2
observed out to	2
h or more	2
gamma radiation exposure	2
it is the	2
where the bomb	2
sent to the	2
that gamma rays	2
were destroyed or	2
which was part	2
return to their	2
of the ruins	2
of the light	2
rays which have	2
of fire at	2
the bomb is	2
r h at	2
the men at	2
we are concerned	2
during this time	2
the explosion from	2
by the collapse	2
soon as possible	2
selection of targets	2
of radioactive material	2
height of the	2
a barn which	2
the theology student	2
it would work	2
an altitude of	2
group of three	2
show that the	2
miles per hour	2
on the whole	2
piece of metal	2
protection at project	2
of black smoke	2
implosion device was	2
on the outside	2
the nagasaki medical	2
number of personnel	2
the miles to	2
corrals and holding	2
a height of	2
immediately following the	2
windmill are the	2
main business and	2
journey of death	2
this work was	2
list of figures	2
and roentgens of	2
at sea level	2
the second mission	2
low stone wall	2
occupied ranch house	2
buildings with walls	2
by the nuclear	2
extreme cases the	2
in the reference	2
at the town	2
mass distortion of	2
the origin of	2
milliseconds after the	2
the reference list	2
along with an	2
the burning city	2
device exploded successfully	2
a steel tower	2
comparison of hiroshima	2
to such a	2
years on the	2
mile from the	2
lived through the	2
reached a peak	2
could well be	2
relation of total	2
south of x	2
purchased from the	2
to conduct a	2
in the three	2
a few milliseconds	2
after the second	2
those that had	2
another method of	2
inside a building	2
the intensity of	2
site by the	2
for the atomic	2
atomic bomb devastated	2
the course of	2
and charles b	2
it was later	2
administered by the	2
this was the	2
personnel were in	2
percent of the	2
a religious service	2
of the shot	2
buildings were of	2
there was a	2
the radiation levels	2
or severely damaged	2
date for the	2
of the church	2
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on the part	2
town of white	2
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necessary in order	2
trinity nuclear device	2
in the military	2
point directly under	2
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of kilometers and	2
information concerning the	2
immediately below the	2
princeton university press	2
site national historic	2
personnel not essential	2
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at or visited	2
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director of the	2
april and october	2
new mexico to	2
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of the casualties	2
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radiation exposure of	2
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day of the	2
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personnel wearing protective	2
the intensity many	2
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in the text	2
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guard posts and	2
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of radiation injury	2
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the identity of	2
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radiation protection at	2
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available for the	2
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division of the	2
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data from test	2
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city of hiroshima	2
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levels was detected	2
report has been	2
beckon to us	2
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fire damage in	2
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a searing light	2
result in a	2
pressure is through	2
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through the catastrophe	2
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types of mechanical	2
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tests conducted in	2
amounts of radiation	2
and making do	2
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to me that	2
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facilities on the	2
the left side	2
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in some cases	2
this report is	2
state of new	2
mrem per year	2
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light damage up	2
the first american	2
after letting the	2
fueled implosion device	2
the bomb to	2
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northern part of	2
was detonated over	2
on august the	2
of the men	2
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south shelter and	2
various degrees of	2
windows were blown	2
the nuclear device	2
or pressure wave	2
country was lighted	2
and much of	2
dead and wounded	2
the bombings hiroshima	2
stallion range center	2
from that of	2
the sources of	2
building by another	2
door in the	2
forced into the	2
the price code	2
and enlisted men	2
prepare for the	2
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exposure data card	2
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everything which had	2
shielding from radiation	2
the activities at	2
detection instruments to	2
the shelter areas	2
military police set	2
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of a wall	2
manhattan project scientists	2
japanese cities of	2
in that direction	2
identity of the	2
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city had been	2
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test of the	2
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united states strategic	2
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trinity site open	2
information for this	2
compilation of local	2
water storage tank	2
military personnel who	2
released at this	2
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the spring of	2
source documents bearing	2
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about five minutes	2
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for many years	2
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the houses were	2
roentgens of gamma	2
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medical school and	2
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new mexico desert	2
period was established	2
trinity test was	2
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group from tularosa	2
saturday in october	2
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business and residential	2
nagasaki medical school	2
isolation for secrecy	2
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of the two	2
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observed in the	2
the japanese people	2
course of the	2
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the medical authorities	2
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on monday morning	2
offsite monitoring teams	2
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had virtually disappeared	2
the core was	2
bombing range in	2
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army white sands	2
pressure was millibars	2
the whole country	2
nearly calm at	2
ruins of the	2
of the midday	2
was not unusual	2
army sergeant who	2
the aid of	2
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the army chief	2
the japanese general	2
taken refuge there	2
of these buildings	2
to use jumbo	2
president truman made	2
secretary of war	2
at the novitiate	2
the early s	2
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some of which	2
north shelter monitor	2
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surveyed the area	2
range in south	2
sustained by the	2
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they entered the	2
safety monitors assigned	2
monitor and military	2
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area of approximately	2
first atomic test	2
of explosion were	2
small group from	2
cent mortality at	2
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any further damage	2
few hours after	2
of one building	2
missile range public	2
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of these men	2
worked at or	2
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in shape and	2
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on the same	2
the house was	2
the schmidt house	2
section of nagasaki	2
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of conventional high	2
at greater distances	2
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of radiation injuries	2
be released at	2
patients with burns	2
of their own	2
miles to the	2
few of us	2
for radiological safety	2
on the manhattan	2
a report written	2
had noted that	2
trinity personnel wearing	2
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more than one	2
the power of	2
the damage from	2
about one mile	2
of the range	2
the museum are	2
in the vicinity	2
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had never been	2
explosion remained upright	2
concerning general japanese	2
our brother gropper	2
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estimates of casualties	2
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military police to	2
hundred feet at	2
approximately of the	2
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of the total	2
father superior and	2
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instruments in the	2
a few feet	2
group of two	2
trees of the	2
personnel and instruments	2
on the far	2
h were found	2
in nagasaki up	2
all japanese homes	2
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at the south	2
the nagasaki bomb	2
were damaged and	2
material of the	2
to determine whether	2
the production of	2
radiation levels at	2
film badge data	2
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fairly close to	2
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further to the	2
of persons harmed	2
damage was observed	2
for entrance into	2
officer of the	2
the color of	2
were seriously damaged	2
dust and sand	2
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devastated the city	2
the initial flash	2
sustained as far	2
civilian personnel of	2
on the city	2
a small number	2
pressure exerted by	2
as the most	2
six percent of	2
of polished granite	2
was at the	2
as high as	2
in the target	2
into the bomb	2
to meet us	2
decided not to	2
provided isolation for	2
the fallout pattern	2
many times that	2
the organization of	2
meters south of	2
was decided not	2
provisional detachment number	2
range white sands	2
funds for the	2
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to end the	2
the bright light	2
trinity for the	2
in by franz	2
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to determine the	2
final preparations for	2
surveys of the	2
japanese general staff	2
targets should contain	2
of those who	2
rest of the	2
to the site	2
along the road	2
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north shelter road	2
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and a military	2
from los alamos	2
of rain water	2
by participants in	2
bombed cities in	2
university of california	2
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west shelter monitor	2
how to get	2
for a period	2
two years later	2
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blood cell count	2
explosion in nagasaki	2
the greatest scientific	2
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and october received	2
in offsite areas	2
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activities at project	2
air raid alert	2
moved to the	2
germany and japan	2
there has been	2
of medical data	2
more than the	2
this report describes	2
month period was	2
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complete destruction of	2
roentgens per hour	2
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personnel of the	2
of roof tiles	2
new mexico and	2
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in the morning	2
within a mile	2
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british mission has	2
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r h two	2
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damage to railroads	2
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approach ground zero	2
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gamma radiation from	2
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project atomic bomb	2
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chief monitor then	2
cart and wheel	2
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manhattan project atomic	2
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invasion of japan	2
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to this question	2
of kilometers from	2
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new mexico contents	2
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of uranium detonation	2
section of the	2
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mean sea level	2
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the immediate vicinity	2
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ever occurred before	2
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the secret history	2
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clothing and equipment	2
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of the shelters	2
an evacuation detachment	2
first american troops	2
force of the	2
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bombing of nagasaki	2
in recent years	2
the monitoring activities	2
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shielding of one	2
of what happened	2
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lighting effects beggared	2
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engineer district group	2
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kilometers from x	2
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velocity of light	2
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week after the	2
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water dripping through	2
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weeks after the	2
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the code name	2
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