Interesting place to see! Sure brought back memories as a young child being told to duck under my school desk and close my eyes in case of nuclear explosion. That's right we had nuclear explosion...
Minuteman Missile
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The Minuteman Missile site in Philip, South Dakota, is a significant historical location managed by the National Park Service, showcasing America's Cold War history and the operational elements of the nation's nuclear defense strategy. This site serves as an educational resource, offering visitors an opportunity to explore the intricacies of the Minuteman missile program and its impact on national security.
As part of the U.S. government's commitment to preserving and interpreting its historical sites, the Minuteman Missile site invites public engagement and education around critical themes involving military history and technological innovation. Visitors can gain insights into the Cold War era while appreciating the importance of conservation and historical awareness in understanding America's past.
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This review is for the missile silo, as there's another listing on Yelp for the visitor center. I visited the Delta-09 missile silo complex as I couldn't get in on the tour for the Delta-01...
Do you like intercontinental ballistic missiles that are capable of delivering nuclear warheads around the world on short notice? If so, and if you happen to be in the middle of nowhere South...
This small and modern museum sits at the Cactus Flat exit on I-90 on the north side. The only other entity that I could see is a Conoco gas station on the other side of the interstate. The museum...
Not to be missed history lesson on the Cold War. Displays and a short movie reminds us of how close we came to engaging in the destruction of the world. I remember the duck and cover drills in...
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