Andrew Zaleski
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A B-52 Accidentally Lost Two Hydrogen Bombs Over North Carolina. One Nearly Detonated. One Is Still Buried. (opens the original)
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JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT on January 24, 1961, 18-year-old Billy Reeves came home from his late shift, kicked off his boots, and looked up just in time to see a B-52 falling out of the sky. Reeves lived with his parents in a small, narrow house on Big Daddy’s Road in Faro, a tiny community in North Carolina so close to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro that military aircraft were part of the landscape. But this one was different. From his bedroom window he watched the bomber roll over the tr
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