Nuclear Effects During SAC Delivery Missions 

Always enjoyed seeing information declassified. Watch it while you can because sometimes it gets reclassified.

Thanks for posting this original archival film without some giant obnoxious watermark.

"Fallout is a ground problem." I'm sure glad _I_ don't live there.

The video has been desensitized, not declassified. At 3:19 you can see the right tail wing move with a rupture of vibration with the video. This was added effect for the movie. The entire video is a propaganda video from the day. NOTHING IS DECLASSIFIED. It's just a 1956 video that was released back in 1959 to anyone that wanted to view it. Like they would say back then, don't be a sap! They played this video in colleges in the 1960s for physics science classes if the professors requested it. Period. If you think is something new, then you are new to American history vids and docs that have been around since the 1950s. We watched this in school in the 1960s as requested science material for high school. This is old footage that kids today just found.

This one was released many years ago, perhaps with a few redactions but thus far I haven't noticed any.

There is a horrible version of this on Daily Mail. They damage videos by using some weird type of interlacing. It's like 1995 for them in the technical services department. Glad to see it here.

"Fallout is a ground problem"

WOW - a 63 year old movie showing outdated technology will have an impact on who exactly?

Boy! the SAC must have had kittens when they watched Dr Strangelove! The closing scenes look like they were taken from 24:00 on!

Wow. Did Stanley Kubrick direct the last 1/3 of the film? Uncanny.

bring back the popularization of cigarettes

The only things missing from this video are Slim Pickens and Peter Sellars.

I wonder how many of those pilots flying near those nuclear explosions got cancer as a result.

24:37 so they put on an eye patch so they couldn't be blinded in both eyes.

By dawns early light was very accurate

Those red cutout circles on that peice of paper were lilely the most classified thing about this video

I guess this was shot just before the AGM-28 Hound Dog went into service. This makes and interesting companion to "The Power of Decision", which appears to be from the same vintage of attack plans.

I'd be proud to be part of a ball bag... 🤨

Did Stanley Kubrick saw this film before he made dr. Stranglove?

Appreciate the assurance that sorties have been processed by IBM mainframes and not some pesky Acer Aspire of some sort 🙄

"Hey, where's Major Kong?" "Yee Haw..."

Where did I watch this on base somewhere

illuminati eyeball in this video

I was curious as to how many nukes the B-52 can carry. The B-52 can carry some 45 Mark 83-class bombs (27 internal, 9 on each HSAB pylon). The B61 nuclear gravity bomb is a bit smaller in all dimensions, and uses the same mounting lugs, so physically, there would be no problem for the B-52 to carry 45 of those. One plane could destroy many of the major cites in Europe.

Fascinating, scary and surgical. What about EMP impacts? How are all the crews and technicians? Did they suffer any effects?

I'm sorry, but every one of these old videos I watch crack me up BECAUSE of the production. The music is always like some Disney flick, and the narration I can't help but find comical in the delivery. I know it isn't, quite the opposite, but what was the thought process during the production process? It just amuses me so much every time I watch these.

What does HHCL mean at the end in the final sentence - beyond the HHCL??

WE WANT PEACE YOU DEMONS!

2:20 Mr.Sulu using the IBM....love this shit.

What's the jet at 09:46 ?

Humans really are monsters.

sehr interessant

I was curious as to why we don't make all of our infrastructure out of what ever the closeup cameras are housed in. I mean they don't even shudder!!

This isnt the time to post something like this but it par for the course under this LAME administration!

The key flaw in this training film is that the Minuteman missiles will have done their destruction long before any aircraft arrive to add more nukes to the burning landscape. Bouncing the rubble. Any Soviet fighters that survive the missile attack will be on any incoming bombers like white on rice. You can head back to the base after the mission, but the base will likely not be there. Just look for any intact airstrip when your fuel runs low and hope the locals won't lynch you for destroying the world.

How many crews will mutiny and refuse to drop total payloads.?

Doctor Strangelove accuracy: confirmed.

Nukes don't exist. Another well edited, propaganda piece.