Special Report
Nuclear Silos, Bunkers, and Other Cold War Sites to Visit in the US
December 21, 2022 9:00 am
Source: Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons
X-10 Graphite Reactor
> Where: Oak Ridge, Tennessee
> What it is: First nuclear production reactor in the world
Source: Courtesy of South Dakota Air & Space Museum via Facebook
South Dakota Air & Space Museum
> Where: Box Elder, South Dakota
> What it is: Extensive collection and archive of Cold War aircraft, artifacts, and documents
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Delta-09 Missile Silo, Delta-01 Launch Control Facility
> Where: Near Wall, South Dakota
> What it is: Minuteman I & II launch facility
Source: Courtesy of The Cold War Museum via Facebook
The Cold War Museum
> Where: Warrenton, Virginia
> What it is: Museum on the grounds of the former Vint Hill Farms Station, a top secret Army signals intelligence base
Source: Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons
Hanford Site
> Where: Richland, Washington
> What it is: Decommissioned nuclear production complex
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