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  1. AAR Galileo

    Video The Damascus incident - 1980 explosion of a titan II ICBM

    A really good book on this incident : Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety Paperback by Eric Schlosse.
  2. Black Pawn

    Discussion about WWIII

    I suggest this this thread for discussions about possibility of WWIII, it's reasons, possible strategies of sides and so on... I suggest don't use language of hate - don't tell about "degenerated West population" or "corrupted Russian elites", avoid ideas of "quasitolkienism" with Russian as...
  3. Codename baker nuclear test

    Codename baker nuclear test

    A test nuclear explosion codenamed Baker, part of Operation Crossroads, at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands, on July 25, 1946. The 40 kiloton atomic bomb was detonated by the U.S. at a depth of 27 meters below the ocean surface, 3.5 miles from the atoll. The purpose of the tests was to study...
  4. Atomic Annie's 280mm shell ready for loading

    Atomic Annie's 280mm shell ready for loading

    This is one of only 3 surviving M65 cannons. The rounds were 280mm in diameter and flew 20 miles. The most famous of this series of cannon was known as Atomic Annie. It fired the world's first nuke cannon shell at White Sands Test Range. @ of the survivors are at Ft. Sill OK and this on over...
  5. Looking down Atomic Annie's tube

    Looking down Atomic Annie's tube

    This is one of only 3 surviving M65 cannons. The rounds were 280mm in diameter and flew 20 miles. The most famous of this series of cannon was known as Atomic Annie. It fired the world's first nuke cannon shell at White Sands Test Range. @ of the survivors are at Ft. Sill OK and this on over...
  6. Atomic Annie Breach with 280mm Shell

    Atomic Annie Breach with 280mm Shell

    This is one of only 3 surviving M65 cannons. The rounds were 280mm in diameter and flew 20 miles. The most famous of this series of cannon was known as Atomic Annie. It fired the world's first nuke cannon shell at White Sands Test Range. @ of the survivors are at Ft. Sill OK and this on over...
  7. Neu-Tymen

    Neu-Tymen

    At Neu-Tymen was a site for SS-3 'Shyster' (R-5M) missiles in 1959 Two Launch Vehicles with 6 Missiles. That 20m long missile had a range of 1200km carrying a 300kT warhead. The corresponding missile unit belongs to 72nd Engineer Brigade which was considered as an elite unit under direct...
  8. Neu-Tymen

    Neu-Tymen

    At Neu-Tymen was a site for SS-3 'Shyster' (R-5M) missiles in 1959 Two Launch Vehicles with 6 Missiles. That 20m long missile had a range of 1200km carrying a 300kT warhead. The corresponding missile unit belongs to 72nd Engineer Brigade which was considered as an elite unit under direct...
  9. Royal Navy Nuke

    Royal Navy Nuke

    Unknown Nuclear Submarine departing the Clyde.
  10. Sunrise/Sunset

    Sunrise/Sunset

  11. U.S.S. Growler SSG-577

    U.S.S. Growler SSG-577

    U.S.S. GROWLER was a pioneer when she departed on her first Nuclear Deterrent Patrol in 1960. Armed with 'Regulus' nuclear cruise missiles, she helped usher in a new era of strategic defense. She was one of the predecessors which led to the deployment of a large fleet of sophisticated submarines...
  12. Return from Patrol

    Return from Patrol

    Spotted this Nuclear boat as she returned to the Clyde last week, making her way to Faslane. Managed to get this on my camcorder. Pity it was such a grey day.
  13. Rubis

    Rubis

    French Navy - nuclear submarine Rubis.
  14. Le Vigilant

    Le Vigilant

    French Navy - nuclear submarine Le Vigilant
  15. Soldiers wear NBC equipment

    Soldiers wear NBC equipment

    US Soldiers put on Nuclear,Biological and Chemical (NBC)warfare equipment,United States
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