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Nuclear storage vans

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 <dd>During the Cuban missile crisis, the Soviets used specially configured storage cans to transport their nuclear warheads. The above photograph, taken by a U.S. Navy plane on October 25, 1962, shows the vans parked outside an underground bunker near the town of Bejucal. Click on Vans overlay to see their precise location on this date. </dd>
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