A secret of Cold War came to light recently with Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico releasing a video tour of what was once one of the most secret and secure locations in the United States. For decades, Tunnel Vault was used to house nuclear weapon components, but the now declassified facility has now become an artifact of the Dr. Strangelove age... Continue Reading Video tour of formerly top secret Cold War nuclear weapons facility released
Section: Military
Tags: History, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Nuclear weapons, Video
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