The W55 had a yield of 1 to 5 kilotons.

Each device had been set to deliver a ten kiloton yield.

It had a yield of 12 to 14 kilotons.

In 1974, India tested a nuclear weapon with a yield of up to 15 kilotons.

The bomb was detonated on June 19, 1957, with a 200 kiloton yield.

It utilized a W34 nuclear warhead, with a yield of about 11 kilotons.

Radio-transmitted data from these instruments indicated a yield of about 15 kilotons.

The W76 has a yield of 100 kilotons.

Gnome was detonated on 10 December 1961 with a yield of 3.1 kilotons.

It has a yield of between 170-200 kilotons.