Yields from the weapons were 1 kiloton, 6 kilotons and 25 kilotons respectively. It carried nuclear warheads with yields from 5 to 14 kilotons. Gnome was detonated on 10 December 1961, with a yield of 3.1 kilotons. "Gilda" detonated above the target fleet, with a yield of 23 kilotons. They were initially armed with the W62 warhead with a yield of 170 kilotons. The bomb used a plutonium implosion design with a yield of 70 kilotons. It had an explosive yield of 15 kilotons. It was estimated to have an explosive yield of 120 kilotons. The yield was estimated at 22 kilotons of TNT. The nuclear blast was calculated to be nine kilotons. Yield was the expected 15 kilotons. He estimated 10 kilotons of TNT; the measured result was 18.6. In 1953, Frederick Reines calculated the yield as 15 kilotons. This device reportedly had a yield of 6 kilotons of TNT. Later calculations based on charring pointed to a yield of 13 to 14 kilotons.