Američki nuklearni arsenal

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Reportaža o Minuteman silosu i posadi - Life magazine 1964.

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Citat:Soldiers of A Battery, 3rd Battalion, 84th Field Artillery Regiment pose with a Pershing 1B missile system at White Sands Missile Range, January 1986.
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"Администрација изабраног председника САД Џозефа Бајдена планира да ревидира програм модернизације нуклеарних снага у правцу смањења расхода и смањења улоге нуклеарног наоружања у војној стратегији Пентагона, преноси лист „Вол стрит џурнал“, позивајући се на бише званичнике.
Према речима извора листа, Бајденова администрација ће вероватно преиспитати одлуку Пентагона о прављењу нове интерконтиненталне балистичке ракете копненог базирања. Трошкови њене израде, укључујући и бојеву главу, процењују се на више од 100 милијарди долара."
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The U.S. nuclear weapons complex transportation routes. 1988.

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Vezba sa Minuteman III. Testira se sve sem ispaljenja rakete iz silosa.

Zanimljivo je koje sve mere preduzimaju da se raketa neispali slucajno

Citat:Operational panels are replaced by test panels and the control and launch facilities that will host the test isolated from the others, forming what’s known as a “mini squadron.” In this way, real commands can be used in the exercise, without affecting the operational parts of the missile site.
U.S. Air Force/Senior Airman Josh W. Strickland

Thanks to this isolation, the commands sent will only reach the test launch facilities. Meanwhile, cables running to the missile’s ignition ordnance are disconnected and safing pins prevent the missiles’ first-stage motors from firing.

As well as testing the cables, communication devices, and mechanical instruments used to launch a missile, the SLEM also verifies the reliability of the Airborne Launch Control System (ALCS) that provides a survivable launch capability for the Minuteman III from onboard the U.S. Navy’s E-6B Mercury Airborne Command Post.

At the missile silo, a sand barrier is constructed to ensure that the silo’s blast door comes to a safe stop after being blown open. Blowing open the 100-ton door is a major event in itself, something that occurs only once in each of the biennial exercises.

And then there’s the truck. Hans Kristensen, Director of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists, wrote on Twitter that this vehicle is parked atop the silo as an additional security precaution.

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Poslednja je kamion parkiran na silos, pa ako grune neka grune tu a ne na Moskvu...

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Amer se malo zahebo pa objavio sta ne treba
US soldiers 'revealed locations of nuclear weapons in Europe by posting details on online flashcards,' report claims
Citat:American soldiers have mistakenly revealed the exact locations of US nuclear weapons in Europe by uploading details as part of revision exercises that were publicly available to view, a report claims.
An investigation by Bellingcat alleges that soldiers attempting to learn intricate security protocols uploaded a multitude of sensitive information to the internet, including not only the bases at which the weapons are held, but in which exact vaults they are stored.
The US Air Force has launched an investigation into "the suitability of information shared via study flashcards."
Questions and answers were written on flashcards, which have now disappeared, and appeared to show the positions of cameras, the frequency of patrols around the vaults, secret duress words that signal when a guard is being threatened and the unique identifiers that a restricted area badge needs to have, Bellingcat said.
The cards had been uploaded as long ago as 2013 on websites including Cram, Quizlet and Chegg, and accessed as recently as April this year. Some of those sites have the visibility of the cards set to be viewed by anyone by default.
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НЕДЕЉА, 30. МАЈ 2021, 13:00 -> 13:01
ИЗВОР: РТС, DW, GIZMODO
Амерички војници грешком открили тајне информације о нуклеарном арсеналу у Европи
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Tekst o najnovijoj americkoj raketli, koja bi trebala da udje u sluzbi 2030-te

LGM-35A Sentinel: Aiming for 2030 Debut



The LGM-35A will feature a modular design and open architecture that will simplify insertion of new technology (both hardware and software) over its service life, ensuring that the weapon system can adapt to changing threat environments as well as incorporate performance enhancing innovations. Maintenance is also expected to be streamlined. Another benefit of the open architecture approach is that the government will be able to control the intellectual property of the system, including source codes. This will enable to Air Force to bring additional vendors into the production and maintenance cycle, rather than tying the service to a single firm. Such flexibility is considered a powerful tool to control cost, while enabling the military to access the best technologies or services available at any point in time.

Like the Minuteman III, Sentinel will be a silo-based weapon system consisting of a three-stage booster rocket topped by a shrouded reentry vehicle carrying the nuclear payload. The first two stages of the booster rocket will be built by Northrop Grumman. The third stage is being supplied by Aerojet Rocketdyne.

In contrast to the Minuteman III, which uses steel casings to house the missile propellant, the LGM-35A booster segments will be built from much lighter composite materials while maintaining or improving thrust capacity. This improved thrust-to-weight ratio will increase the missile’s throw weight (the payload weight which can be delivered at any given range) or payload weight capacity. The improved throw weight creates several options regarding future payload configurations or mission profiles. Among other benefits, it would permit the missile to carry countermeasures to overcome missile defence measures which adversaries may introduce in the future; this would likely include electronic countermeasures to overcome enemy electronic warfare and cyberwarfare capabilities developed to interfere with targeting.

Warhead

A new warhead designated the W87-1 is being developed for the GBSD program by the US Energy Department’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). It is based on the 300 kiloton-yield W87-0 warhead developed in the 1980s and retrofitted onto Minuteman III missiles beginning in 2007. The precise yield of the W87-1 has not been revealed, but the basic W87 design is capable of being upgraded to 475 kilotons.

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