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Abandoned Cold War relics found right in our own suburban backyards. Missile bases with nuclear capabilites! Excerpt from our History Channel series produced by KPI.

WASHINGTON: A missile interceptor launched from a navy warship has struck a dying American spy satellite orbiting 130 miles over the Pacific Ocean, the Pentagon announced late Wednesday. Officials cautioned that while early information indicated that the interceptor's "kill vehicle" had hit the satellite,.... more

TITAN MISSILE MUSEUM AND A CASINO WE STOPPED AT

China Nuclear Force, called as Secondary Artillery in People's Liberation Army. Under the background of U.S.'s TMD and NMD, PLA is paying more energy on its nuclear forces' development and training. What this video introduces is the 815th missile launching brigade (Location: Le Ping(乐平), JiangXi Province).

The Area51 Team exploring the underground Titan Missile base somewhere in Colorado, this was the initial mission, to find a way in. Though about half of this video shows the inside, it is just the beginning of a very, very long journey. I was too chicken to go down so the inside silo shots were not done by me, don't worry, they will be next time.

This is the last TITAN IV being launched from Vandenberg air force base. The AF has retired the TITAN. Can't hear the missles during the day, but at night they thunder! As seen from North Santa Maria, CA.

Portuguese Navy frigate "AlvaresCabral" sails out of Praia da Vitoria, Terceira, Azores to avoid hurricane "Gordon". 19 September 2006.

The Titan Missile Museum is run by the Arizona Aerospace Foundation and is located in Green Valley in the U.S. state of Arizona. It is located roughly 20 km south of Tucson and features a Titan II intercontinental ballistic missile still in its silo. It is kept without an active warhead and without any fuel. The.... more

Full length tour of Atlas-F Missile silo, this one has been permanently sealed off. I had to spelunk down into it to tour. This particular sight was the location of a hydralic lift failure in 1960 in which the 180 ft missile free fell over 100 ft back into the silo destroying much of the inside. It later was.... more

Full length tour of underground Atlas-F nuclear missile silo. This is Atlas-F sight # 579-10