November 26, 1958 - Chennault Air Force Base, Louisiana
12017-09-06T13:28:51-07:00Timea Balogha8e888c2850bb770a37479bd94c676943a4d85e4216425A B-47 bomber catches fire, destroying the nuclear weapon on board and leading to contamination within the reckageimage_header2017-09-29T13:43:00-07:00November 26, 195830.210556, -93.143056Colin Behnke5fce0a26cbce062414f550c0cd06d456b8fdc9a4DOD: A B-47 caught fire on the ground. The single nuclear weapon on board was destroyed by the fire. Contamination was limited to the immediate vicinity of the weapon residue within the aircraft wreckage.
CDI: This is the eighth and last acknowledged B-47 accident, making it the most accident-prone of the nuclear-capable systems reported.
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