Subtitled: Volume 1: The Secret World of U.S. Nuclear Weapon 'Design Data' Latest edition: 2nd edition, version 2.40, June 2017; a larger & longer revision to the previous edition. Much more information on A-Bomb and H-bomb nuclear weapon design; and corrections to errors, amongst other changes/ additions. Over 200 pages of detailed information on nuclear weapons desig Subtitled: Volume 1: The Secret World of U.S. Nuclear Weapon 'Design Data' Latest edition: 2nd edition, version 2.40, June 2017; a larger & longer revision to the previous edition. Much more information on A-Bomb and H-bomb nuclear weapon design; and corrections to errors, amongst other changes/ additions. Over 200 pages of detailed information on nuclear weapons design! Except for the detailed technical data, it's written in an easily understood, "gonzo" free-form style! (which some individual amazon.com reviewers didn't like!) Some of the chapters: Inside the Black World of “Atomic Weapon Data” Zen and the Art of Atomic Weapons Design Known Weights of A-Bomb Plutonium and Oralloy Weapon Cores Confessions of the High Priest of Thermonuclear Annihilation Classified “Restricted Data – Category Sigma 1” The Light at the End of the Labyrinth Apocalypse Wow! The Long Shadow of the “Demon Core”: The Neutron Bomb They spent $9 trillion (in 1996 dollars) to make the U.S. the first, and a well-armed, nuclear state. Now you can see for yourself what all the secrecy was about atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs (nuclear weapons). In incredible detail covers the design, functionality, manufacture, secrecy, and history of all U.S. nuclear weapons. Heavily annotated, with a ~50 page bibliography, and listings of 100's of declassified U.S. Patents! This book will blow your mind with all the "secrets" exposed. I count at least ~250 separate items of "Restricted Data"/classified Secret "Critical Nuclear Weapon Design Information". With many pictures and figures, and including two mistakenly declassified H-bomb diagrams, and a huge number of pieces of information! The U.S. Department of Energy must be shaking in its boots...