Just how inaccurate was this thing?

[Grumpmeister]

Saw this on the Daily Mail website about the last of the large scale nuclear bombs being dismantled.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2053179/US-dismantles-B53-nuclear-weapon-600-times-powerful-Hiroshima.html

One line in the article did grab my attention:

Hans Kristensen, director of the organisation's Nuclear Information Project: 'It’s the end of the era of monster weapons, if you will.

'Its accuracy was horrendous,' he added. 'It was one heck of a whopper.

This thing was 600 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb, was it landing in the next time zone or something? 

[Barman]

Saw this on the Daily Mail website about the last of the large scale nuclear bombs being dismantled.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2053179/US-dismantles-B53-nuclear-weapon-600-times-powerful-Hiroshima.html

One line in the article did grab my attention:

Hans Kristensen, director of the organisation's Nuclear Information Project: 'It’s the end of the era of monster weapons, if you will.

'Its accuracy was horrendous,' he added. 'It was one heck of a whopper.

This thing was 600 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb, was it landing in the next time zone or something? 

You wouldn't need to be very accurate would you...? 

[Grumpmeister]

That was what I figured, but given the number of blue on blue incidents the yanks have had I dread to think what the margin of error must have been for this thing.

[Barman]

That was what I figured, but given the number of blue on blue incidents the yanks have had I dread to think what the margin of error must have been for this thing.

Aye - we're talking planetary accuracy! 

[Miss Demeanour]

Hans Christian   

[Nick]

My Great great uncle 

[Snoopy]

He invented an air-raid shelter? 

[bodiam]

Not much good against a nuclear bomb in the hands of the Yanks