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1. Oct 24,  · As the plane was cruising over South Carolina, the pilots noticed that a fault light in the cockpit was indicating a problem with the locking pin on the bomb harnesses in the cargo bay. You see, back then, the plane was required to carry nuclear weapons at all times just in case a war broke out with the Soviet Union. The nuclear bomb in Author: Roadtrippers.

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2. In and , the American Air Force lost nuclear weapons over the skies of South and North Carolina, respectively, raining potential apocalypse on the folks below. The A.V. Club Deadspin.

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3. Apr 27,  · A U.S. Air Force crew almost blew up a large area of South Carolina in when they accidentally dropped a nuclear bomb on a play house in Mars Bluff, South azhumkevertaibir.choibulsicimitercilekagilaha.co incident happened at the.

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4. May 20,  · Would the U.S. Drop the Bomb Again? Public opinion supported the strike on Hiroshima—and if provoked, many Americans might well back nuclear attacks on Reviews:

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5. Sep 20,  · The bomb that nearly exploded over North Carolina was times more powerful than the device which devasted Hiroshima in Photo: Three Lions/Getty Images Ed Pilkington in New .

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6. Nov 03,  · 1 Albuquerque, New Mexico We’ve finally arrived at the most famous broken arrow in US history, one mostly made famous by the government covering it up for almost 30 years. On May 22, , a B bomber was transporting a giant Mark 17 hydrogen bomb from Texas to the Kirtland Air Force Base near Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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7. Jul 08,  · The Air Force B-1 bombers, which were escorted by South Korean fighter jets, dropped the bombs in response to North Korea’s missile launch earlier this week, according to reports.

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8. Jul 26,  · Two agents with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation's bomb squad were injured in an explosion after finding bomb-making materials during a search in Sampson County.

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