<p>On August 9, 1965, 55 civilian contractors went to work updating and repairing a Titan II missile silo near Searcy, Arkansas. Only two of these workers would come home. What happened in rural White County that claimed the lives of over 50 men?</p>

On August 9, 1965, 55 civilian contractors went to work updating and repairing a Titan II missile silo near Searcy, Arkansas. Only two of these workers would come home. What happened in rural White County that claimed the lives of over 50 men?

The Largest Loss of Life in a U.S. Nuclear Weapons Facility -- The 1965 Titan II Missile Silo Fire

Mapstronaut started as a YouTube channel focusing on Arkansas history and culture. This podcast will explore some of those topics more in depth and some topics that are not well-suited to YouTube videos.

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The Largest Loss of Life in a U.S. Nuclear Weapons Facility -- The 1965 Titan II Missile Silo Fire

The Largest Loss of Life in a U.S. Nuclear Weapons Facility -- The 1965 Titan II Missile Silo Fire