By:Tom Stepleton (tss) on August 15, 2008
Tags: us , museum , national , bomb , nuclear , war , cold , bomber , peacemaker , b36 , b-36 , convair , air , force , dayton

The bomb bay of the B-36J on display at the National Museum of the US Air Force. During the 1950s, if trouble arose, a thermonuclear bomb would be mounted here and delivered to a site in the Soviet bloc in short order---one spark in the ensuing global catastrophe.

Date Taken: August 15, 2008
Date Added: August 15, 2008
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