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Articles related to "Nuclear Attack"
Ottawa's Underground Diefenbunker Tour Canada's Cold War Museum near Ottawa known as the Diefenbunker, complex underground warren of protection in the event of a nuclear war. diefenbunker • underground bunker • ottawa • nuclear attack • cold war
How Close Was Nuclear War in 1983? An alarm at a Soviet monitoring station on 26 September 1983 indicated nuclear attack from America was imminent. Lieutenant Colonel Petrov had a crucial decision to make. close 1983 nuclear attack • how close to nuclear war in 1983 • stanislav petrov • cold war nuclear threat • nuclear false alarm
The Scar Still Runs Deep in Hiroshima On this day, August 6, more than 50 years ago, Hiroshima was the first city to experience the horrors of a nuclear attack. japan • hiroshima • tokaimura • tokyo • asia
U.S. President Harry S. Truman Truman was a complex man and the man that will be judged by time for using Nuclear weapons "The Manhattan Project" for the first time. harry s. truman • the atom bomb • the manhattan project • nuclear attack on japan • world war ii
Aussie PM Rudd Damns Nukes Australian Prime Minster Kevin Rudd has announced a new nuclear weapons ban initiative after visiting the site of the first nuclear attack in Hiroshima. nuclear non-proliferations and disarmament commiss • nuclear non proliferation treaty • non proliferation • disarmament and peaceful use of nuclear technology • nuclear weapons states
The Cuban Missile Crisis United States President John F. Kennedy and his advisors determine that the Cuban missiles must be removed either by air strikes or by imposing a blockade around Cuba. united states • john f. kennedy • cuban missile crisis • russia • secretary robert mcnamara
Tourist Guide for Anstruther in Fife, Scotland Anstruther, in the East Neuk of Fife, offers a relaxing break for tourists. Breathtaking scenery and a vibrant local community make it a memorable place to stay. tourist guide anstruther • tourist guide east neuk • tourist guide east neuk fife • accommodation in anstruther • accommodation anstruther
A Brief History of the Internet The Internet began as a small operation in the Department of Defense but many great thinkers and developers have come to make it what it is today. arpanet • tcp/p • world wide web consortium • tim berners-lee • cern
American History Paper Topics Do you need a topic for an American history essay? Here's some of the highlights of the last 250 years or so to get you started! american history • paper topic • united states history • timeline • the american revolution
Cold War Modern Exhibition London 2008 Cold War Modern is a fast-track survey of how the post-war period influenced the arts and the design of posters, clothing and everyday objects. cold war modern • cold war design • 20th century art • cold war art • v&a 2008 exhibition
DVD Review of Next Although the precognitive surprises in "Next" lose their surprise element after one viewing, the breathtaking special effects continue to amaze over and over again. next dvd review • nicolas cage • jessica biel • julianne moore • paranormal activity
Fall Pilot Preview Continues The latest in TV show pilots to skip: Brothers & Sisters, Jericho, Til Death, and Traveler. tv show pilots • calista flockhart • brothers & sisters • jericho • traveler
Happy Birthday EastEnders | All Along the Watchtower EastEnders turns 15 - All Along the Watchtower and Mastermind on BBC America eastenders • all along the watchtower • mastermind • magnus magnusson
Iran Joins the Nuclear World? The Islamic Republic of Iran is edging closer than ever to realising its nuclear dreams, despite attempts by Iraq, the United States and Western Europe to prevent it. nuclear iran • iraq war • nuclear war • nuclear weaponry • united states
Kids TV 2004: Action-Packed Picks A look at the action packed series coming this season for kids or teens, including Battlestar Galactica, Code Lyoko, Da Boom Crew, Dark Oracle, Diagunder, Spy Academy, and revamped version of SpyNet.
Let's Not Lose Our Humanity In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11, let's not let our fear and anger rob us of our humanity. wtc • terrorist • attacks • new york • animals
Peace Park Tour in Nagasaki, Japan The atomic bombing is only part of the city's history, but a good place to start exploring Nagasaki, the first Japanese port opened to the West. nagasaki atomic bomb tour • nagasaki peace park tour • nagasaki peace park directions • urakami cathedral • nagasaki atomic bomb hypocenter
The Economics of War The B-2 Stealth Bomber is being used in the current conflict for the first time. Each bomber costs approximately $2.1 billion. Who needs a concealed weapons permit when you have one of these parked in your back yard? weapons • prices • wartime spending
Washington Is Still Open For Business
No matter what the current risks may appear to be, Washington is still a great place to live and visit. terrorism • washington d.c. • war • iraq • al qaeda
Glossary - The Computer Book - A & B Some common words you may come across if you are a computer user. :o) windows • win • 98 • windows98 • win98
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! If You're Prepared! Reginald has lived throughout the US. Yet he has not found any group of people that reacts to snow like the residents in Western north Carolina. See Reginald's "TOP 10 SIGNS THAT SOMEONE HAS USED THE S--- WORD IN NORTH CAROLINA" and discover web sites that will make your winter more bearable. snow • winter • cold • shop • shopping
Missile Defense World Tour 2001- It Rocks, Dude Last week the Bush administration sent three teams on a worldwide tour to discuss missile defense with allies and friends. The funny thing about the new face of missile defense is that it seems just like a rock concert tour-with many exotic tour dates, a cult-like press following, and one aging rock star spokesperson. missile defense • paul wolfowitz • president bush • jeff baxter • abm treaty
Rock and Hopkins Breath Life Into Unoriginal 'Bad Company' A review of the Touchstone Pictures' action-comedy, "Bad Company." The film, which stars Sir Anthony Hopkins, Chris Rock and Kerry Washington, opens nationwide June 7. review • film • action • comedy • cia
A Constitutional Example I share my thoughts on the animus and rebellion in this country, towards France and other nations who are opposed to an Iraqi invasion. Have we forgotten our constitutional principles? first amendment • rights
Gus Grissom Flies Again! On Tuesday, February 27th 2001, a Titan 4B Centaur rocket lofted into space with a special payload. The rocket also had a special designation. grissom • titan • milstar • communication • space
Fermi and Frost (Discussion Article) Despite the constant threat of nuclear holocaust, was the Cold War an overall more settling place to live than the world of today? Could weapons of mass destruction be the reason we are confronted with the Great Silence when we look out at the stars? Join us for a walk down Memory Lane and a preview of what may be ahead with Frederick Pohl’s Hugo Award-winning short story. Part of Suite101’s Cold War event. fermi and frost • frederick pohl • robert frost • fire and ice • the fermi paradox
Shadow Government and Mount Pony **trigger warning: this could be difficult to read if you are a survivor of mind control or abuse.**Carol has graciously allowed her article that discusses events in the northern Virginia area to be published here. There is a lot more going on in the suburbs around Washington, DC than most people realize. cult • satanic • ritual abuse • abuse • survivor
The Road Trip From Hell: A Glowing Itinerary When you're planning that next vacation, why not choose some of the scariest places on earth? If you don't like crowds and don't much mind a little residual radiation, let me be your guide to the outer circles of Hell. nevada • test • site • trinity • bikini |
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