America's Nuclear Missile Fields; Defending America's Satellites | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

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  @RAYTHEONGAMING · 3 years ago

  Nice to see 60 Minutes taking advantage of the Chinese balloon situation

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  @evanmoore8578 · 3 years ago

  No need for flashy aircraft.  These heroes below the surface deserve credit.  Thank you,

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• GR

  @gregoryballa8018 · 3 years ago

  Seeing that rural farmland in close proximity to those silos makes those scenes from the “Day After” look way too realistic

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• WO

  @Woody_Florida · 2 years ago

  These guys and submarine crews are the unsung HEROES that America never hears about.  But they are the people working to keep us safe in our beds every night.

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• LU

  @luke123S · 3 years ago

  It's crazy how much energy we are putting into fighting each other 🤯

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• NI

  @nimo517 · 3 years ago

  The sound of the clock ticking for <b>60 Minutes</b> brings me back to any time I want to imagine, as it’s been consistent all my life 😂

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• UR

  @Uriashillstead · 3 years ago

  I wonder how much have things changed since 2014 when this program was first aired.

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• NI

  @nikhayes3396 · 3 years ago

  My grandfather Died in 1964 (nov, 22) &nbsp;Nebraska City. &nbsp; &nbsp; He manned ICBM&apos;s as a Captain in the Airforce. &nbsp; &nbsp;He was 32 y/o with 6 children at home. &nbsp; He was a veteran of the conflict in Korea in the Army, and based on the little bit I know, he was a true war hero. &nbsp;He loved this country, but he also tried to save his own life, before the crash that killed him, he knew flying into those bases in small STOL aircraft was highly dangerous and unnecessary. &nbsp;I read for myself a hand typed letter he wrote to his command about alternatives. But he was so patriotic he followed the orders that eventually killed him. &nbsp; I have always wondered why the AFB in Lincoln, NE was closed after only 6 years in operation. &nbsp;My grandmother never remarried, and couldn&apos;t talk much about my grandfather, all she ever told us was he was tattooed in Korea, and when he tried to go back into the Airforce he used acid to melt the tattoos off his arms.

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• CH

  @chhive · 3 years ago

  It’s been almost 10 years since this report, would be great to follow up not only if the US can defend the satellite but also how good Chinese has gotten since then.

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• AM

  @americaneagle76 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for sharing this videoclip, &quot;60 Minutes.&quot;

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• AN

  @antdx316 · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s not cheating on test, it&apos;s exercising perfection.

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• SA

  @sagemode6 · 2 years ago

  Respect to these people

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