Nuclear Warfare Gallery
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Tactical Nuclear Weapon’s Exercises during the Cold WarIt’s quite obvious that nuclear bombs are eff
That Close Call Back in 1995 — The Norwegian Black Brant Incident,In the past 60 years there h
A nuclearexplosion test, codenamed “Baker”, part of Operation Crossroads,at Bikini Atoll in the Mars
Aftermath of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima (1945).
Aerial view of Hiroshima a year after the atomic blast (July 20th,1946). Only some reconstruction h
Photos of the HMS Sceptre, the last of the Royal Navy’s Swiftsureclass of nuclear-powered subm
The Windscale Nuclear AccidentWith the popularity of the HBO series “Chernobyl”, the Chernobyl disas
That close call back in 1983In the late 1960′s an era of the Cold War known as “detente” began, whic
Anti-nuclear poster designed by Ian McLaren for the Campaign forNuclear Disarmament in 1967.The mush
Jinpe Teravama, a survivor of the Hiroshima bombing (June 1947).
Newbuildings rise from the ruins of Hiroshima (Japan, March 11th,1946). These single-storey ho
A sandy dugout on a beach on Key West (Florida, October 27th,1962).U.S. Army anti-aircraft rockets,
A map of Cuba annotated by President John F. Kennedy when he was first briefed by the CIA on the Cub
Aerial photos of a medium-range ballisticmissile base in San Cristóbal (Cuba, October1962).Th
President John F. Kennedy is surrounded by photographers at his deskin the White House, shortly afte
President John F. Kennedy confers with his brother, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, at the White
historicaltimes:A man views the destruction around the Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Ha
An American poster protesting against the Vietnamese War (1970).It uses Gerald Holtom’s nu
Fidel Castro replies to Kennedy’s naval blockade via Cuban radio andtelevision (October 23
use your common sense!
President John F. Kennedy watches through binoculars as a Polarismissile clears the surface after fi
Air Force Major Richard Heyser, Chief of Staff GeneralCurtis LeMay, and President John F. Kennedy me
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