Roswell, New Mexico is home to crashed UFOs, museums, and a furnished undergound apartment hidden in a missile silo from the Cold War. The entire complex consists of an underground Launch Control ...

The War Zone, an online military magazine, notes that while nuclear-armed air-to-air missiles were part of the Soviet Union's ...

Buried in the Arizona desert lies a Cold War giant—the last Titan II missile silo, once armed and ready to launch the most powerful ICBM America ever built. Now a museum, this underground fortress ...

author of Underground Structures of the Cold War, "even if bunker-busters are used, if vulnerabilities are addressed, through for example the use of blast doors". But counties such as the UK may ...

Residents near a Cold War-era nuclear bomb shelter are wondering ... It was a fortification built to withstand an atomic blast and ensure phones kept ringing even during and after an attack.

complete with blast doors and concrete walls that are 1.5m thick. The building is covered in re-enforced concrete The Cold War (1947 to 1991) refers to the period after World War Two when growing ...

The hideaway was built as the Cold War was heating up in 1957 ... Norfolk As soon as the volunteers were aware of a nuclear blast, they would have first used a Ground Zero Indicator to locate ...

The end of the Cold War was not kind to Reading’s Emergency ... and industrial base would have yielded a multimegaton blast with a fireball exceeding temperatures found on the surface of the ...