But on a previous trip we both enjoyed North Dakota’s endless horizons and Minuteman missile silos, and we’d like to see what Idaho and the giant sequoia trees look like.

There are 150 Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launch facilities hiding in plain sight amidst farms and ranches that dot Central Montana.

Each Minuteman 3 missile is based in its own underground silo "hardened" with concrete to withstand an enemy nuclear strike. The silo is linked via communications cables to a launch control center ...

Why has America relied on the same nuclear missile for six decades? The LGM-30 Minuteman has been on high alert for over 60 years, ready to launch at any moment. But with hypersonic weapons and ...

Deep inside the ICBM silo, surrounded by 3-foot thick walls, Pierce recalls the chore of opening the massive door designed to protect the Titan II Missile.

A Cold War-era missile storage facility that has been transformed into an ultrasecure, private home is on the market in Washington state.

The 12,946 square foot Atlas E missile silo is listed on Zillow for $1,450,000. Specs on underground missile bunker The property was built in 1950 and encompasses a 24.15-acre lot.

A unique property is for sale in rural Lincoln County, Washington. Doomsday lovers, or those who want an underground vibe, can now purchase a Cold War missile silo, The Seattle Times reported Tuesday.

A 50-acre former missile site in northeastern North Dakota dating from the Cold War is up for auction next month.

A month after a decommissioned Titan II missile silo northwest of Tucson sold for more than the asking price, two more of the Cold War castoffs have hit the local real estate market.