Titan Missile Museum Tour, Tucson AZ

[@TheJakeman789]

This isn’t in Tucson. This is south of Tucson, in a town south of their.

[@wancd]

Thank you for this! My wife and I plan on visiting the museum in the fall!

[@captmoonbeam]

Zak Wolkan Thanks Zak. I think you'll find it worth the trip.

[@francoispf3418]

Ça à l'air sympa de visiter se site de lancement. Peux être un jour

[@anthonito45]

WOW, muy impresionante capitán .......Tengo varias preguntas: 1) Esto fue producto de la guerra fria?..2) A que profundidad se encuentra ese complejo de misiles.. .3). Demos gracias a Dios, que el hombre jamas utilize estas armas de destrucción contra la humanidad....Saludos ...

[@captmoonbeam]

Antonio Barrera thanks Antonio. The missile itself was 103 feet tall and the silo was 146 feet deep. They were in service during the cold war from 1963 to 1987. I agree with you, it's a blessing they were never used.

[@anthonito45]

Gracias por los datos cap..

[@Zanacross]

For some reason I didn't think the missile would be that big even though I knew the Silo was that big.

[@erikallen3804]

I find it funny that they have a helium Santa Claus next to a 10 megaton nuclear missile.

[@captmoonbeam]

I thought that was a little odd also.

[@erikallen3804]

@@captmoonbeam Eyyyy! Thanks for replying to me! I'm also glad you could agree.

[@comander402]

HOLA MI CAPITÁN ENCANTADO EE INTERESANTE SU VÍDEO GRACIAS Y SALUDOS..!

[@captmoonbeam]

commander402 Hola Commander y gracias.

[@DerekMoore82]

Professor Jordan B. Peterson says in his 'Maps of Meaning' lecture that visiting this place is what inspired his work.

[@Fat2T22]

3:03 Federal Thunderbolt 1003 siren. dayum

[@arizonawarningsirens6067]

you can also notice an AF Timer at 0:58

[@sendolovato2025]

looks like thats all she wrote😔😂😎👏 hope that dont go off...