WE.177

military designation of a former range of tactical and strategic nuclear bombs

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WE177, WE 177  class, tactical nuclear weapon, strategic nuclear weapon, weapon model, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, Atomic Weapons Establishment, Red Beard, United Kingdom

• Freebase entry^@

Countries:

United Kingdom:

Royal Air Force - United Kingdom weapon model - Sea Harrier - SEPECAT Jaguar - tactical nuclear weapon - nuclear weapon - strategic nuclear weapon

Poland:

Freebase - Sea Harrier - SEPECAT Jaguar - tactical nuclear weapon - nuclear weapon - strategic nuclear weapon

Historical Countries:

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland:

Freebase - Sea Harrier - SEPECAT Jaguar - tactical nuclear weapon - nuclear weapon - strategic nuclear weapon

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  Phantom FG1
  
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  SEPECAT Jaguar 1973
  
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  Sea Harrier 1979
  

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1973-01-01T00:00:00Z

SEPECAT Jaguar

1979-07-01T00:00:00Z

Sea Harrier

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Frameless

177 Tie

British Nuclear Bomb

Gosport - Naval Firepower Museum

WE177A-profile png

WE.177A sectioned operational round at Old Sarum-3646px

WE177B-profile png

WE177C & Hunting JP233 (32425543608)

WE.177 safety keys

We177 science museum

WE.177 tactical nuclear weapon, NELSAM, 27 June 2015

WE177 training nuclear bomb at Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower

Yorkshire Air Museum (8368)

Yorkshire Air Museum (8370)

Yorkshire Air Museum (8372)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
aircraft		Phantom FG1	aircraft model, F-4J Phantom II		Wikidata
aircraft	1973	SEPECAT Jaguar	land-based attack aircraft, attack/reconnaissance aircraft, Nigerian Air Force, aircraft family, French Air Force, fighter-bomber aircraft, Ecuadorian Air Force, Royal Air Force of Oman, Indian Air Force, Royal Air Force		Wikidata
aircraft	1979	Sea Harrier	aircraft family, strike fighter aircraft, carrier-capable airplane, Harrier, Indian Navy, attack aircraft, Royal Navy		Wikidata
image	2006	177 Tie			Wikimedia
image	2008	British Nuclear Bomb			Wikimedia
image	2012	Gosport - Naval Firepower Museum			Wikimedia
image	2006	WE177A-profile png			Wikimedia
image	2012	WE.177A sectioned operational round at Old Sarum-3646px			Wikimedia
image	2006	WE177B-profile png			Wikimedia
image	2018	WE177C & Hunting JP233 (32425543608)			Wikimedia
image	2008	WE.177 safety keys			Wikimedia
image	2008	We177 science museum			Wikimedia
image	2015	WE.177 tactical nuclear weapon, NELSAM, 27 June 2015			Wikimedia
image		WE177 training nuclear bomb at Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower			Wikimedia
image	2014	Yorkshire Air Museum (8368)			Wikimedia
image	2014	Yorkshire Air Museum (8370)			Wikimedia
image	2014	Yorkshire Air Museum (8372)			Wikimedia