20 years ago, the Navy came very close to detonating a nuclear missile, when a work ladder came within inches of striking the nuclear warheads and rocket motor, during a loading operation.

Eight years after a near miss nuclear accident 20 miles from Seattle, the Navy begins a 2nd Explosive Handling Wharf on Hood Canal, doubling the chances of another accident. Not one person supported the proposal at the public hearing April 21, 2011.

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The convoy was made up of approximately 17 vehicles, including a score of MOD police cars, a fire engine and at least three unmarked lorries. heraldscotland.com/news/23548259.…

20 years ago we came really close to potentially irradiating large segments of Washington State.

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It's important to note that nuclear weapons accidents are NOT reported to the public. The only reason we know about this one is due to a whistleblower coming forward with the information.

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CND CNDCymru Yorkshire ☮️ Please remind people that Lakenheath came very close to having one of its nuclear weapons detonate in 1961.

The Navy will be moving non-essential personnel out of the blast zones while loading nuclear missiles this week (at a base that's no longer in compliance w/ DoD safety standards). At the very least, civilians deserve the same safety considerations and notices.

Demonstration on Mothers Day outside the gates of the largest concentration of deployed nuclear weapons in the Western Hemisphere (20 miles from Seattle).

The National In 2003 there was a missile handling accident at the Bangor Trident Nuclear Sub Base (20 miles from Seattle). A work ladder tore into a missile coming within inches of the nuclear warheads and rocket motor. The Navy never reported it. The public found out from a whistleblower.

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'Lakenheath... Mark 28 hydrogen bomb mounted beneath the plane became engulfed in flames... Fortunately, firefighters were able to get to the plane and put out the fire before the high explosives in the hydrogen bomb could detonate.'

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Obviously, the Navy is well aware of the risks during these operations and moves all of it's own non-essential personnel out of 'harms way'. Doesn't the public deserve the same consideration?

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The Bangor base should, at the very least, notify local residents when missile loading operations are taking place, given that's the most dangerous operation, and was what was taking place when the 2003 nuclear missile accident occurred. #nukeaccidents dvidshub.net/image/7813503/…

Eight years after a near miss nuclear accident 20 miles from Seattle, the Navy begins a 2nd Explosive Handling Wharf on Hood Canal, doubling the chances of another accident. Not one person supported the proposal at the public hearing April 21, 2011.

CND Please remind people Lakenheath came very close to having one of it's own nukes detonate in 1961.

Eight years after a near miss nuclear accident 20 miles from Seattle, the Navy begins a 2nd Explosive Handling Wharf on Hood Canal, doubling the chances of another accident. Not one person supported the proposal at the public hearing April 21, 2011.

WSDOT Tacoma Bridge has been open for 20 minutes. No movement for traffic coming from Poulsbo to the bridge. Not an inch.