The Titan Missile Museum in Arizona where this empty missile is located, includes the original site for one of the 54 underground silos across the country where deterrent missiles, like Titan II ...

Buried in the Arizona desert lies a Cold War giant—the last Titan II missile silo, once armed and ready to launch the most powerful ICBM America ever built. Now a museum, this underground ...

Grant Hampton/Realty Executives The underground Titan II missile complex is located on a 5.1-hectare patch of desert near Catalina, Az., approximately 20 minutes away from the city of Tucson.

Object Details Summary This is a model of unknown scale of the U.S. Air Force Titan II intercontinental ballistic missile deployed from 1962-1987. A two-stage, liquid-fuel missile, it carried a ...

Eighteen Titan II silos were located in southern Arizona, operated by four-person crews 24/7. Their mission: ensure readiness in case of nuclear attack.

It happened while an Airman was working on the silo's Titan II missile when he dropped a wrench socket. It dropped around 80 feet before puncturing the skin of the missile's first-stage fuel tank.

But what occurred at the Titan II missile site near John Stacks’ farm at 3 a.m. Sept. 19 last year was far worse than the January 1978 leak. A Titan II silo, with the blast door open and the tip ...

The Titan Missile Museum in Arizona, where this empty missile is located, includes the original site for one of the 54 underground silos across the country where deterrent missiles, such as Titan ...