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→Thirty six U.S. Accidents Declassified
Public hazard, actual or implied.
Public hazard, actual or implied.
==Thirty six U.S. Accidents Declassified==
==Thirty-six U.S. Accidents Declassified==
To date, the U.S. Department of Defense has declassified thirty-six nuclear weapons accidents.
To date, the U.S. Department of Defense has declassified thirty-six nuclear weapons accidents-
1. February 13, 1950, B-36, British Columbia
1. February 13, 1950, B-36, British Columbia
2. April 11, 1950, B-29, Manzano Base
2. April 11, 1950, B-29, Manzano Base
3. July 13, 1950, B-50, Lebanon, Ohio
4. August 5, 1950, B-29, Fairfield-Suison AFB, California
5. November 10, 1950, B-50, St. Lawrence River, Canada
6. March 10, 1956, B-47, Mediterranean Sea
7. July 27, 1956, B-47, RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom
8. May 27, 1957, B-36, Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
9. July 28, 1957, C-124, Atlantic Ocean
10. October 11, 1957, B-47, Homestead AFB, Florida