In the 1960s you could get from the US government a 51 pound W54 fission bomb - now considered the smallest confirmed nuclear weapon ever made - which had a yield of 0.1 kilotons and a maximum range of 2.5 miles (about 0.7% of the destructive power of the Hiroshima blast). It was 30" long and 11" in diameter at its widest point, and could be shot from the purpose-built Davy Crockett bazooka. Russians have 'suitcase bombs', so it's only fair that Americans should have them as well.
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It would have gone so much quicker if Americans had personal nukes.
If only I had a time machine, I've give our founding fathers an AR-15.
AK-47s are more popular, but a Fokker would be a greater advance.
This.
In the 1960s you could get from the US government a 51 pound W54 fission bomb - now considered the smallest confirmed nuclear weapon ever made - which had a yield of 0.1 kilotons and a maximum range of 2.5 miles (about 0.7% of the destructive power of the Hiroshima blast). It was 30" long and 11" in diameter at its widest point, and could be shot from the purpose-built Davy Crockett bazooka. Russians have 'suitcase bombs', so it's only fair that Americans should have them as well.
This might even be better than The Last Of The Mohicans movie.
America is protected by gun nuts. :)
And gun bolts.