Contains tables and nomograms relating to nuclear explosions and radioactive fallout, used as a part of coursework at the (then-named) U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School.

Cover title. At foot of title: Retain for use with lessons 1 through 5 and examination The United States Army Artillery and Missile School went by that name between 1957-1969.

Tables --Hypothetical weapon system -- Times required for artillery units to fire a nuclear round -- Assumed times considered necessary for an average artillery unit to occupy a prepared position -- Overpressures versus distance for 1 KT in free air -- Overpressures versus distance along ground for 1 KT -- Powers of numbers -- Nuclear radiation criteria for casualties -- Multiplying factors for conversion of R50 to radii for other probabilities -- Troop safety and height of burst probability of not exceeding buffer distance -- Horizontal and vertical error probabilities -- Damage and casualty radii -- Safety radii (does not include buffer distance) -- Vulnerability radii for analysis of own dispositions (meters) for a low air burst -- Transmission factors for nuclear radiation (ratio of protected to unprotected dose or dose rate -- Cloud dimensions -- Wind layer weighting factors -- Yield weighting factors -- Nomograms -- Blast scaling nomogram -- Blast overpressures and damage - surface burst -- Blast overpressures and damage - low air burst -- Blast overpressures and damage - high air burst -- Cratering - surface burst -- Thermal radiation air and surface bursts -- Slant range, horizontal distance conversion -- Initial gamma radiation -- Initial neutron radiation -- Combined initial nuclear radiation -- Residual radiation decay -- Conversion of ep to CEP -- HOB with very high assurance of no significant fallout (0.5 to 100KT) -- HOB with very high assurance of no significant fallout (200KT to 5 MT) -- The P(f) nomogram -- Offset DGZ probability scales, for use with P(f) nomogram 15 only -- The 90 percent nomogram -- The point target nomogram -- Point target graph extension -- Determination of total dose (fallout).