Talk:M139 bomblet
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editThe photo of the M139 sarin bomblets on the article page (purportedly an Honest John warhead) dates the photo to circa 1960. However, the File page data for that photo dates the photo to 1943, well, well before the Honest John missile program. 67.181.60.83 (talk) 19:11, 16 August 2009 (UTC)
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Pershing and non-nuclear warheads.
editPershing was only ever fitted with a nuclear warhead. I never had a chemical, biological or conventional warhead. This is supported by the system description.
The statement itself in the source is itself not sourced, despite the fact many other statements in the book are.