Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Feb 5, 1958: a F-86L interceptor collided with a B-47 bomber on a simulated nuclear attack run, severely damaging both aircraft. To land safely at Hunter AFB, Georgia, B-47 pilot Maj. Howard Richardson jettisoned a 3.4-Mt Mk-15 H-bomb into Wassaw Sound. It was never recovered.



7,600-pound (3,400 kg) Mark 15 H-bomb


Here is a partially-declassified version of the official US Air Force accident report about this 1958 Broken Arrow:

B-47B/F-86L Aircraft Mishap Report, 5 February 1958

In a 2001 report (PDF) responding to a local congressman’s request, the Air Force announced that even if the bomb could be located, its recovery posed potentially unacceptable explosion and contamination risks and that leaving it in place was the safest option.

You might ask why on earth would the military deploy an actual H-bomb in a simulation?

Because for more than 20 years, the Strategic Air Command believed that the best defense was a continuously ready nuclear offense, to the point that it routinely downplayed or ignored the enormous risks such a posture entailed.


Be safe, follow the white rabbit.




Since nukes & black budget UFO's go hand in hand...

This is ground control to Major Dog.












UFOs are slowly going back to their roots... The National Enquirer in the grocery store check out line. Elvis back on the front page too! The world is healing.

"UFO Danger Is Rising!"


The Office of the Director of National intelligence recently announced 510 incidents where aviators saw unidentified objects – but the 'Enquirer' ignores the section where the report added: "there's no evidence of extraterrestrials."

'Enquirer' "experts," however, "conclude America's defences are being tested by extraterrestrials." Just the sort of thing the Lizard People would say to throw us off their tracks.