Nuclear Survivalist

Regular correspondent Dick Sturch recently wrote an article ‘Football under the threat of Nuclear War‘ that proved a popular read. Share article from …

… for the future Cold War,” explains British WWII historian Mark Felton in the documentaryHunting Heisenberg: Capturing Germany’s Atomic Secrets.

Ninety-seven years have passed since a nuclear war or apocalypse destroyed the Earth. The humans are now living in a space station, but they are …

They are to gastronomy what locusts would be to a nuclear war. The tiny family businesses are sufficiently light on their feet and can adapt quickly …

… which maintained around-the-clock nuclear alerts during the Cold War. Today the command’s 34,000 personnel oversee 20 B-2 stealth bombers, …

… will only use nuclear weapons if Russia or its allies come under nuclear attack or if there is an attack involving conventional arms that “threatens the …

But it wasn’t until 1951, near the peak of the Cold War, when lawmakers … about looming national threats at the time of a possible nuclear attack.

Their final training is for civil defence in the event of a nuclear war, and when Jim later offers Drummond the chance to manage a nuclear bunker on …

I can watch the world teeter on the brink of nuclear war, social breakdown, and extinction through disease without having to worry about real wars, like …

… on an alternate history timeline which doesn’t seem too far removed from the (hopefully) alternate future where nuclear war vastly changes America.