Nuclear Survivalist

… Prize as part of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. … Seventy-five years after the U.S. atomic bombings of Japan, we remain …

War in the Pacific was over. This week marks the 75th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan. The United States is the only nation …

… archbishop said as the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings at the end of World War II approached. Speaking during a 30-minute webinar Aug.

In this 75th year since the war ended, he says he’ll continue to share his experiences and keep pushing for nuclear disarmament as long as he can.

The fear of nuclear retaliation makes starting a nuclear war unattractive. The argument “why do we need nukes if they are hardly ever used?” misses the …

World War II ended with US forces occupying Japan and the country’s constitution … He wants to keep a minimum set of tactical, nuclear war-heads.

… to ten days earlier, giving him just enough time to track down his siblings and try to stop whatever event led the U.S. into nuclear war with Russia.

Some of these are fairly obvious, like nuclear war, and some may seem more the … This includes: nuclear warfare, biological and chemical warfare, …

It’s the increasing danger — accidentally or intentionally — of unleashing the inconceivable destructive force of nuclear weaponry. Seventy five years …

Like an iodine pill before a nuclear war, the stress of hockey replaced the general anxiety of just living in 2020, and for a few hours I got to forget this …