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 fortress ...

As she began finding out more, Birge collected documents, newspaper clippings and maps that now fill ... one of the 160-foot deep silos of the former Titan-1 nuclear missile base in Placer County ...

But in Faulkner County, guests can spend the night in a decommissioned Titan II nuclear missile silo complex. Arkansas hosted Titan II nuclear missile silos that were decommissioned and abandoned ...

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. “I can’t tell you how many times I ...

"It just kind of goes to show what it was like to operate a Titan missile silo." The highlight of a visit to Titan Missile Museum starts with a descent underground. "When we go down into the silo ...

Each of the six Titan 1 missile silos housed 98-foot-long intercontinental ... Wednesday is anything but a big hole in the ground. Maps show the layout as a full-blown military operation in ...

But one silo and its defanged missile near what would become a retirement community in southern Arizona called Green Valley, were preserved as a museum, a monument to the cold war. The Titan ...

The silo is one of 11 missile complexes built across the Front Range as part of the former Titan and Atlas missile programs, according to the state Department of Public Health and Environment.

According to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, there are six former Titan missile complexes in Colorado. The silos were decommissioned by the federal government in 1965 and ...