Kevin Rafferty, ‘Atomic Cafe’ Co-Director, Dies at 72. In that acclaimed Cold War documentary and others, he often let archival footage do the talking.
Bailey vs. Pritzker : Are You Comparing Thermal Nuclear War To The Flu?
Page 62 is where the Judge asked the question, “Are you comparing Thermal Nuclear War to the Flu?” The Judge, on page 77 raises several …
GameTech review: Solid offering from Iron Man VR shows virtual reality getting bigger
… the militant Brotherhood of Steel, and the Boomers, all at odds with each other, having developed twisted belief systems in the wake of nuclear war.
Wasteland 3: Is “Crowdfunding Campaign” about to begin? Click to know release date and more!
The storyline which the game follows is that the game is set in the year 2087 and a nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union and …
Does the Pentagon Understand What a Navy Is For?
But I suppose there’s always the threat of nuclear war… The opinions in this piece are the author’s, and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. …
Jeremy Rush To Helm Space Thriller ‘Retrograde’ For ‘Nine Days’ Producers Mandalay Pictures …
The story, set after a nuclear war has erupted between the U.S. and Russia, follows six astronauts aboard the International Space Station who are …
A New Tonkin Gulf Incident in the Making?
(Originally intended as a nuclear delivery system, the B-1B has been … By far the greatest demonstration of Washington’s war-making capacity, …
China is now at war
The seeds of war were planted at the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919 … But this is no shooting war using guns and bullets or nuclear devices.
Sergei Khrushchev (1935-2020): American by Choice
Khrushchev was a staunch Communist, but he certainly did not want a nuclear war. Khrushchev had first met Eisenhower in Moscow in 1945.
Premiere: Uni’s “Debris” Video Feels Like A Mad Max & Stranger Things Fever Dream
There’s a lullaby of some cold-war soviet medium intoning doomsday into a … a scene of Cold War-era middle America on the brink of nuclear war.
