Inside the U.S. Air Force’s “Launch on Warning” Nuclear Game Plan

During the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force trained to fight World War III… even after a nuclear strike on American soil.

In this short, we dive into the Air Force’s most chilling plans: nuclear bombers kept on continuous airborne alert and ICBMs ready for a “launch on warning” response. Early-warning radars, underground missile silos, and bombers that practically lived in the sky—all designed to guarantee one thing: a nuclear punch-back, even after a surprise attack.

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