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Inside a top-secret training simulator where Air Force crews learned how to launch nuclear missiles during the Cold War

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Underground with America’s nuclear-missile crews

THERE ARE no big red buttons in the underground bunkers that control America’s nuclear missiles. Instead, launching an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) involves decrypting and verifying ...
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Sentinel ICBM problems mean the US Air Force could be stuck with aging nuclear missiles for over 2 more decades

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Inside a top-secret training simulator where Air Force crews learned how to launch nuclear missiles during the Cold War

The National Museum of the US Air Force features a Minuteman II missile procedures trainer. The simulator was used to train crew members to launch intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). Similar ...