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Operation Tinderbox[1] was a series of fifteen nuclear tests conducted at the Nevada Test Site in 1979 and 1980. These tests followed the Quicksilver series and preceded Guardian. The individual blasts were:
| Name |
Date |
Size |
| BACKGAMMON |
29 November 1979 |
<20 kilotons |
| AZUL |
14 December |
<20 kilotons |
| TARKO |
28 February 1980 |
<20 kilotons |
| NORBO |
8 March |
<20 kilotons |
| LIPTAUER |
3 April |
20-150 kilotons |
| PYRAMID |
16 April |
20-150 kilotons |
| COLWICK |
26 April |
20-150 kilotons |
| CANFIELD |
2 May |
<20 kilotons |
| FLORA |
22 May |
<20 kilotons |
| KASH |
12 June |
20-150 kilotons |
| HURON KING |
24 June |
<20 kilotons |
| TAFI |
25 July |
20-150 kilotons |
| VERDELLO |
31 July |
<20 kilotons |
| BONARDA |
25 September |
20-150 kilotons |
| RIOLA |
25 September |
<20 kilotons |
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