Скачать или смотреть Hidden Corridor Connecting the NUKE Launch Control Center & Missile Silo

Welcome to an exclusive behind-the-scenes look inside the Titan II Missile Silo Complex, where we explore one of the most fascinating areas of this historic nuclear facility: the access tunnel connecting the Launch Control Center (LCC) to the missile silo! This corridor, also known as the cableway, served as a crucial link between the nerve center of the facility and the deadly ICBM housed within the silo. The corridor was designed to withstand nuclear shockwaves and ensure that the control team could still access the missile in the event of an attack.

The Titan II missile silos were the United States' last line of defense in the Cold War, capable of launching a 9-megaton warhead to a range of 5,500 miles. As we move through the tunnel, we’ll show you the engineering ingenuity that went into protecting this facility from external threats and potential sabotage. You’ll also learn how the design of this passage allowed for the safe transfer of personnel and equipment between the LCC and the silo.

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