Missile Silos of the High Plains

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NUCLEAR MISSILE SILOS Scattered over the fields and farmlands of seven Midwestern and Great Plains states, poised on underground launch pads, are 1,000 nuclear missiles aimed at targets thousands of miles away. Shown on reverse side are the 200 launch sites of Wyoming, Nebraska, and Colorado. Madison, Wisconsin 53703 w >W NuK 315 West Gorham St.