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Jamie McIntryre Bombs
Images from Jamie McIntyre's series on America's nuclear arsenal.
The firing key used to fire a missile is red. Photo: Dan Sagalyn
Jamie McIntyre inside the underground nuclear launch-control center. Photo: Dan Sagalyn
A missile launch-control facility near Minot Air Force Base N.D. Photo: Jay Olivier
A chain-link fence around a ballistic missile launch facility buried underground, Minot Air Force Base. Photo: Jay Olivier
Air Force Capt. Margaret Ingerslew at the weapons controls of a B-52H bomber. Photo: Dan Sagalyn
B-52H bomber inside a hangar at Minot Air Force Base N.D. Photo: Dan Sagalyn
Dummy bombs used for practice mounting the payload on aircraft. Photo: Dan Sagalyn
Mock-ups of the old B61-4 nuclear bomb refurbished B61-12 bomb (r). Vacuum tubes replaced by modern electronics. Photo: Dan Sagalyn
An eight-ton door to the missile-launch facility’s underground control capsule, 50 to 60 feet below ground .Photo: Dan Sagalyn
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