The First Robin?

On July 1, 2105, the Tonopah Test Range in NV became the site for the successful testing of the 12th version of the B61 nuclear bomb, which was dropped from an F-15E uncharged, consequently causing no explosion. The event was part of the life extension program for U.S. nuclear weapons that also covers warheads for sea-based Tridents and ground-based Minutemen. The modernization is supposed to extend their life by 30 years, since the program provides for the replacement of mechanical components, for example, the B61 ...