Operation Doorstep
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Operation Doorstep Covers: 1953–1953
Description This film documents Operation Doorstep, a civil defense study of the effect of a 16-kiloton nuclear bomb detonated 300 feet above the ground on wood frame houses, automobiles, underground shelters, and manikins at varying distances. The test was conducted in Nevada in conjunction with Operation Upshot/Knothole Annie.
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