but to be fair his research became heavily redacted, so even if you find it, it's most likely going to be all black lines.

hmmm

yeah

lots of bad stuff out there

there's millions of tonnes of agent orange in some atoll in the pacific

I kinda regret taking microbio, cause honestly this shit scares me lol

the barrels were simply dug into the sand

Or the radioactive debris that they made the soldiers bury in the atol

And the gov told them it wasn’t radioactive

Poor bastards

Honestly the 50’s was a hell of a time to be in the military lol

hmmm looks like I was misinformed

the agent orange stored on Johnston atoll was incinerated

hmmmm

but yeah the radioactive stuff

that's uh, that's unfortunate for them

It is scary how easy it is to disrupt life in areas for whole decades

A dirty bomb or one with some bioweapon

I try not to think of such things, as it is terrifying

Considering that both the us and ussr have lost nukes

Russia m8

To be specific, the collapse of the ussr

I think the us term for it is broken arrow

Russia has more bikes I think

Nukes

Lol

If im not mistaken, a nuke almost blew up virginia in the 60s

Fell from a b52

yep

scary shit

Did it not detonate?

i believe the wiring came undone as it fell

A single safety stopped the detonation

Was that a safety feature?

There were about 6 safety pins

Not sure what you mean by safety pins. Do the disengage when they detect a sudden shock or something?

Dont know further

Fairs

A spaceship (could link your username for some reason), do you know exact date or location of the accident? I was looking through the 1950s and 60s nuclear accidents on Wikipedia, couldn't find that one in particular.

Also, there were a shit ton of accidents. Really makes you think eh?

Cant remember the date