Yes, You Can Pass a Nuclear Missile Driving on Interstate 80 Through Wyoming

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• icegreentea2 45 minutes ago
  Feels weird to talk about the "can neither confirm nor deny" stuff when the website for the Warren AFB and 90th Wing so plainly say that they have and operate ICBMs.

  https://www.warren.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/

  https://www.warren.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Artic...

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  • dist-epoch 20 minutes ago
    Maybe it's something like some of the missiles have no warhead on them, and you don't know which ones.
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    • derektank 19 minutes ago
      That, plus young security forces airmen and missile officers that just don’t want to accidentally say something they’re not supposed to. CYA is the most common source of over classification.
• stockresearcher 1 day ago
  They drive significantly under the speed limit; of course everyone passes them.
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  • Avshalom 50 minutes ago
    Yeah, you definitely shouldn't follow behind them for a long distances.
  • Peanuts99 23 minutes ago
    Strangely in the UK, the vehicles carrying nuclear weapons are escorted by the nuclear police and they absolutely 'bomb' it past everyone.
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    • dist-epoch 17 minutes ago
      Until someone sits in front of them

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Srytx_01MW8
• ceejayoz 22 minutes ago
  If you follow too closely, you can rear-end one.

  https://www.reddit.com/r/gifs/comments/6macxc/casually_reare...
• metalman 1 day ago
  They could sell bumper stickers. "This car passed a Nuklear ICBM"