Operation Bedrock - List of Individual Tests

List of Individual Tests

Name Date Location Yield Name Date Location Yield
ESCABOSA July 10, 1974 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons BILGE February 19, 1975 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons
CRESTLAKE-TANSAN
-BRIAR		 July 18, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons TOPGALLANT February 28, 1975 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons
PUYE August 14, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons CABRILLO March 7, 1975 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons
PORTMANTEAU August 30, 1974 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons DINING CAR April 5, 1975 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons
PRATT September 25, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons EDAM April 24, 1975 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons
STANYAN September 26, 1974 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons OBAR April 30, 1975 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons
TRUMBULL September 26, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons TYBO May 14, 1975 Nevada Test Site .2 to 1 mt
ESTACA October 17, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons STILTON June 3, 1975 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons
HYBLA FAIR October 28, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons MIZZEN June 3, 1975 Nevada Test Site 20 to 200 kilotons
TEMESCAL November 2, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons ALVISO June 11, 1975 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons
PUDDLE November 26, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons FUTTOCK June 18, 1975 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons
KEEL December 16, 1974 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons MAST June 19, 1975 Nevada Test Site .2 to 1 mt
PORTOLA
PORTOLA-LARKIN		 February 6, 1975 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons CAMEMBERT June 26, 1975 Nevada Test Site .2 to 1 mt
TELEME February 6, 1975 Nevada Test Site < 20 kilotons

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