They missed a couple.

/BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Thats No Moose: It's News that there are nukes in the world? Really, Subby?

Also, what would make that link interesting is if it showed where the SSBNs were...

It has Bangor, Washington (though it says Kitsap) and Kings Bay, Georgia on the map. I know that's probably not what you meant, but unless you are on the boat and/or have a top secret clearance they aren't going to let you know where they are.

leevis: There used to be a Nike missile base not far from where I grew up. I'm pretty sure it was already gone by the time I was around.

They relocated it to a third world country where children make the missiles now.

Kentucky Fried Children: SnarfVader: Thats No Moose: It's News that there are nukes in the world? Really, Subby?

Also, what would make that link interesting is if it showed where the SSBNs were...

It has Bangor, Washington (though it says Kitsap) and Kings Bay, Georgia on the map. I know that's probably not what you meant, but unless you are on the boat and/or have a top secret clearance they aren't going to let you know where they are.

Probably more like a TS/SCI/sexual deviance scope...

In any case it's need to know, and that's a VERY small list. So long story short... you wont know where they are

Captain on my boat would post our location on a map outside of the wardroom. It wasn't like we were going to run off and tell anyone.

/cssbn

I suspect nukes will be with us as long as the evil and crazy people exist.

It looks a lot like a "My first google map" project.

/No points awarded, and may god have mercy on your soul.

Fluxinator: vudukungfu: I am shocked that we had so little declassified information out there.

Agree. That map was laughable. I personally know of 6 locations that have nuclear missiles that were not on that map. And I'm a civilian.

I think Barksdale AFB in Louisiana is declassified because of that one time they lost some of their nukes.

leevis: There used to be a Nike missile base not far from where I grew up.

I live about 25 miles from the north end of the runway at Dyess AFB. In the early 60s Dyess was ringed by 12 Atlas F missiles as well as some Nike batteries. There are 2 old silos within 6 miles of my house. Dyess housed nukes (to be delivered on B-1s) until the early 90s. It was kind of comforting to know back then that if there was an exchange, we would have been vaporized in the first salvo.

I really am fascinated by the cold war era and the activities that went on during that time. Here's a few sites to kill some time on if you're so inclined (too lazy to link...copy pasta)

http://www.conelrad.com/index.php

All things atomic. Some pretty surreal stuff.

http://www.strategic-air-command.com/

All about SAC. I went to the base listing and looked them up on Google Maps. I got interested in the evolution from the massive bases, Loring Barksdale, Dyess, to the remote, Clinton Sherman, Glasgow...This site details the how and why.

http://www.atlasmissilesilo.com/atlas_f.htm

Since there are a couple of abandoned F silos (Anson and Corinth West), I did a little research. Theres some good stuff here on the platform. The home page http://www.atlasmissilesilo.com/ has a few other good links.

YouPeopleAreCrazy: badhatharry: I think Barksdale AFB in Louisiana is declassified because of that one time they lost some of their nukes.

No.
Barksdale did not 'lose' any of their nukes. Minot, ND did.

Some supposedly empty ALCM missile bodies were being flown from Minot to Barksdale on a B-52 for destruction. Several levels of geniuses at Minot did not verify that the missile bodies were in fact, sans warhead, as they were supposed to be.
Aircraft arrives at Barksdale, with missiles attached. All seems normal. Not until the next morning when the load crews were unloading these "empty" missiles, that they discovered that they were in fact, not empty.

Many heads rolled.

As far as being 'declassified'...the existence of warheads is still on a "neither confirm nor deny" status...yes, even for Barksdale.
Now...if you zoom in to some select air bases around the country, you may see structures that may or may not contain missiles, which may or may not have warheads in them.

It was definitely a major league screw up.

YouPeopleAreCrazy: Now...if you zoom in to some select air bases around the country, you may see structures that may or may not contain missiles, which may or may not have warheads in them.

Check the Christmas Tree at Minot.