Behind the Scenes of Titan II "Part 3 - Control Center Level 2"

[@markclark1654]

Ahh yes, Level Two, where the action is! Only thing missing was a discussion about the two-person policy and no-lone zone. Many memories of being there as a senior DMCCC. Thanks for a great video! Major Mark Clark, USAFR Ret, former senior DMCCC at MCAFB and LRAFB.

[@arkadyfolkner]

They may get to that part in these short videos, tis cool! Thank ye for your service

[@BeechSportBill]

…errr.. the LCCFC you are leaning on?

[@markdavis4859]

Can’t wait to see it all in person some day.

[@mcds54]

It's totally worth it.... especially with a good tourist guide!

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Fascinating! Interesting to use a mechanical clock.

[@BIBSTERSrepairshop]

Another great look behind the scene thanks for the video and thanks for your service

[@471444a]

This guy is really cool! Love the camera quality now!

[@electroshed]

Thanks Dave!

[@r0tb3rt]

How is Chuck doing? I loved the way he explained things.

[@davidschick6951]

"Electric clocks are not reliable enough for our needs..." Wow.

[@russlavalle]

Thanks for another edition! Looking forward to some further behind the scenes. IE, what's behind those panels, inside the silo below the viewing area, etc. :-)

[@Cabinetofcuriosities11]

So fascinating, one of my favorite places to visit. Would love to see level 1 and 3 in person!

[@trirail812productions8]

CAN PEOPLE GO BACK TO WORK IN THERE TODAY CAN THEY RE HOOK UP THE MISSLE

[@SpAm-AcCoUnT]

Nah. These silos are very heavily demilitarized after the START and New START treaties. The reason the launch door is open and set off to the side is so that satellites can see the silo is open. Same thing with the hole in the warhead you can see in the intro. It’s so inspectors from Russia and once the Soviet Union can see there’s no bomb in there. There’s more stuff like that, but it’s all to say that the missile has been thoroughly turned off because agreements.

[@mdtransmissionspecialties]

Another great one! I cannot wait to come visit you all! Do you all do curator tours?