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Washington, Oct. 20. An analysis of the Bikini Atom bomb tests shows that soldiers in dugouts or tanks could weather the blast and heat of nearby atomic bombs and carry on fighting. This was disclosed in an interview today by Major-General An- thony J. McAuliffe, a member of the joint Re- search and Development Board on weapons and deputy commander of the joint task force at Bikini.

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The study showed that tanks, of feree heat and the blast. bul artillery and other heavy equip rubber tyres near the target cer ment near the aerial-burst first tre showed remarkable resistance test bomb were practically un- A creat deal of wrapped foods damaged. "From that you would showed no effect of radiation. conclude that heavy equipment as! "It all adds up to this: th close as 500 yards from the bomb atomic bomb is a strategic rather

weapon. than a tactical

I s burst would still be usable and could continue to fight or get pose the number will always b away from the arcs." he said. limited, which is another reason Even though radiation might for using them against more pro penetrate a tank it would be able fitable strategic targets," Genera to carry on for some time before McAuliffe said. its crew became casualties though heavy equipment resisted the blast, ligh_equipment-jeeps, scarchlights, radios-did not.

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