| 11. | But radiological weapons failed to meet their early promise.
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| 12. | Such a radiological weapon would be far less deadly and damaging than a nuclear explosion.
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| 13. | But even today references to radiological weapons remain scant.
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| 14. | Radiological weapons were never publicly demonstrated on a battlefield.
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| 15. | Members of the group have experimented with poisons and radiological weapons . _ _ _=
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| 16. | Many relatively low-cost, practical steps can be taken to reduce the risks from radiological weapons.
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| 17. | There are other radiological weapons called radiological exposure devices where an explosive is not necessary.
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| 18. | They say there are daunting obstacles to making and deploying these germ, chemical or radiological weapons.
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| 19. | You could have what they call a radiological weapon that would not have a nuclear explosion.
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| 20. | The terrorist organization also has shown an interest in chemical, nuclear and radiological weapons, he said.
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