Nuclear Survivalist

The Cold War base for US nuclear weapons attracted protests, including the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp during the 1980s.

The non-nuclear explosives in two of the bombs detonated when they hit the ground and spread highly radioactive, carcinogenic, pulverized plutonium …

A common myth is that Twinkies stay fresh for decades and can even survive a nuclear war. Although they don’t last forever, they do have a shelf life of …

Dr. King protested as the War on Poverty was defeated in the jungles of … a new generation of nuclear weapons that we don’t need and cannot use.

In cybersphere, the war has already begun, as American and Chinese … of a conflict between the world’s two largest economies with nuclear triads.

… carry no blood but suggest nuclear war. Unless England and the US can contain the growingly dangerous USSR premier Nikita Krushchev (Vladimir …

Because the dictates of nuclear deterrence strategy and arms control norms coexist. This perpetual tug of war occasionally has been disabling for treaty …

Hanford was used during World War II and the Cold War to produce about two-thirds of the plutonium for the nation’s nuclear weapons program.

Despite the cruel U.S. propaganda, at least Dwight Eisenhower was wise enough to realize that no one would benefit from a nuclear war over …

It could support up to 400 people for a month in the event of nuclear war and the three-storey building featured a cafeteria, medical facility, gymnasium, …