על מה החבר'ה בתמונה כל כך מבסוטים ? ומה גרם לכל המהומה ?

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תוך כמה שנים כל מי שבתמונה ימות ממחלות שנגרמו מהחשיפה לפצצה החייכנית שלידה הם מחייכים...

גם כשלא היה הרבה, היה לנו הכל

זאת לא הפצצה שנשלתה מהים בסרט "גברים עם כבוד"?

האומנם ?

הפצצה מהסרט "גברים עם כבוד" (רוברט דה נירו, קובה גודינג ג'וניור).

זה לא היה B-52 שהפיל אותה??

חתימתכם הוסרה כיוון שלא עמדה בחוקי האתר. לפרטים נוספים לחצו כאן. תוכלו לקבל עזרה להתאמת החתימה לחוקים בפורום חתימות וצלמיות.

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Eighty days after if fell into the ocean following the January 1966 midair collision between a nuclear-armed B-52G bomber and a KC-135 refueling tanker over Palomares, Spain, this B28RI nuclear bomb was recovered from 2,850 feet (869 meters) of water and lifted aboard the USS Petrel


This photograph was among the first ever published of a U.S. hydrogen bomb. Left to right are Sr. Don Antonio Velilla Manteca, chief of the Spanish Nuclear Energy Board in Palomares; Brigadier General Arturo Montel Touzet, Spanish coordinator for the search and recovery operation; Rear Admiral William S. Guest, commander of U.S. Navy Task Force 65; and Major General Delmar E. Wilson, commander of the Sixteenth Air Force. The B28 had a maximum yield of 1.45 megatons.


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As a result of the accident, an estimated 1,400 tons of radioactive soil and vegetation was excavated, packed in 55-gallon drums, and sent to the United States for disposal at the Savannah River Plant in South Carolina. Here, the barrels are being loaded and prepared for shipment.

January 17, 1966, Palomares, Spain

A B-52 bomber carrying four hydrogen bombs collided in midair with a KC-135 tanker near Palomares, Spain. Of the four H-bombs aboard, two weapons' high explosive material exploded on ground impact, releasing radioactive materials, including plutonium, over the fields of Palomares. Approximately 1,400 tons of slightly contaminated soil and vegetation were later taken to the United States for storage at an approved site. A third nuclear weapon fell to earth but remained relatively intact; the last one fell into the ocean.

The weapon that sank in the Mediterranean set off one of the largest search and recovery operations in history. The search took about eighty days and employed 3,000 Navy personnel and 33 Navy vessels, not including ships, planes, and people used to move equipment to the site. Although the midget sub "Alvin" located the bomb after two weeks, it was not recovered until April 7. Wreckage from the accident fell across approximately 100 square miles of land and water.
he accident occurred during a routine high altitude air refueling operation as the B-52 was returning to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina, after flying the southern route of the Strategic Air Command air alert mission code named "Chrome Dome." The bomber was attempting its third refueling with a KC-135 tanker from the American base at Moron, when the nozzle of the tanker's boom struck the bomber. The boom ripped open the B-52 along its spine, snapping the bomber into pieces. The KC-135's 40,000 gallons of jet fuel ignited, killing seven crewmen.

מה אירע בתקרית הזאת? שגרמה לשליחת "חץ שבור" לפנטגון ..

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זו הסיירת BELKNAP לאחר התנגשות בנושאת המטוסים ג'ון קנדי במהלך תימרון לילי ב-22 בנובמבר 1975. למרות הנזק הכבד הספינה שרדה, ניגררה לנאפולי והוחזרה לכשירות במאי 1980. בצילום ניתן לראות את אנשי הצוות מרוכזים על הסיפון האחורי.

"[Nuclear] war is unthinkable but not impossible, and therefore we must think about it" - Bernard Brodie

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November 22, 1975

70 nautical miles
east off Sicily, Italy

USS JOHN F. KENNEDY and USS Belknap (CG 26) collide in rough seas at night during air exercises east of Sicily. The overhanging flight deck of the carrier cuts into the superstructure of the cruiser setting off fires on the BELKNAP which are not controlled for two-and-one-half hours on account of frequent flarebacks.

Because of the presence of nuclear weapons on board both ships the commander of Carrier Striking Forces for the Sixth Fleet sent a secret nuclear weapons accident message (a "Broken Arrow") to the Pentagon, warning of the "high probability that nuclear weapons aboard the BELKNAP (W45 Terrier missile warheads) were involved in fire and explosion but there were no direct communications with the BELKNAP at that time and no positive indications that explosions were directly related to nuclear weapons. An hour after the Broken Arrow message was sent the USS Claude V.Ricketts (DDG 5), alongside the BELKNAP fighting the fire, reported that BELKNAP personnel said "no radiation hazard exists aboard".

Six people aboard BELKNAP and one aboard the KENNEDY are killed. The sailor aboard the KENNEDY died from smoke inhalation when he entered a smoke filled compartment without an OBA. Both ships got assistance from other ships: BELKNAP had three other ships helping her and the JFK had one.

The BELKNAP suffers serious damage, is put out of commission, and towed back to the US to effect repairs lasting four years.

Smaller fires and other damage aboard USS KENNEDY are quickly contained and the carrier continues operations.


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