Way out in the Kansas prairie, 140 feet below ground, a concrete-lined relic of Cold War annihilation has received a literal — and metaphorical — coat of “fresh paint throughout.” It’s not being ...
Ten miles north of Searcy stands a small memorial on the side of the road. So small that it could be mistaken for a stone if you're driving by it. If you stop to read the inscription, you may think it ...
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Why Does Colorado Host Abandoned Nuclear Silos? (And What Happened To Missiles Within Them?)
The Titan I -- or the Martin Marietta SM-68A/HGM-25A Titan I -- was the first multi-stage intercontinental ballistic missile deployed by the US, entering service in 1962. It was also the first ...
Way out in the Kansas prairie, 140 feet below ground, a concrete-lined relic of Cold War annihilation has received a literal — and metaphorical — coat of “fresh paint throughout.” It’s not being ...
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