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A Mechanic Dropped an 8-Pound Socket Down a Missile Silo—and Nearly Caused America’s Chernobyl
On September 18, 1980, a Titan II missile exploded near Damascus, Arkansas. Here’s what the terrifying incident was like, from those who were there.
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A nuclear relic 35 feet underground - missile that waited for the president’s order
South of Tucson lies the last surviving Titan II nuclear missile silo — once part of a network of 54 sites built during the Cold War. Constructed in 1963, this facility housed a missile capable of ...
LONDONDERRY — What was it like to serve on a launch crew at a Titan II missile site during the height of the Cold War? As a young U.S. Air Force officer in the 1960s, Carl Stidsen commanded a four-man ...
"Disaster at Silo 7" was a 1988 television movie about a missile accident at a U.S. Air Force Titan II launch complex. The incident in the movie was similar to the explosion that occurred at Launch ...
The disaster in Searcy killed 53 men in 1965. Dr. Jason Ulsperger wanted to examine the impact of long-term grief and how it impacted families generationally. The Arkansas Tech sociology professor ...
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