Take a virtual tour of America’s nukes
If you feel like pretending to be an IAEA inspector, the Union of Concerned Scientists has put out a new Google Earth plug-in allowing you to view surprisingly detailed maps of U.S. nuclear weapons complexes. It’s all drawn from already publicly available sources, which may or may not put you at ease. Los Alamos shown ...
If you feel like pretending to be an IAEA inspector, the Union of Concerned Scientists has put out a new Google Earth plug-in allowing you to view surprisingly detailed maps of U.S. nuclear weapons complexes. It's all drawn from already publicly available sources, which may or may not put you at ease.
If you feel like pretending to be an IAEA inspector, the Union of Concerned Scientists has put out a new Google Earth plug-in allowing you to view surprisingly detailed maps of U.S. nuclear weapons complexes. It’s all drawn from already publicly available sources, which may or may not put you at ease.
Los Alamos shown above.
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy. Twitter: @joshuakeating
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