Here is where all the action happened, or really the lack thereof. Crewmen and women on 24-hour shifts monitored and check all of these panels throughout the day and night, looking after the massive nuclear warhead just down the hallway. In the event they were called upon to fire a nuclear missile, the crew of the Titan missile complexes around the country were prepared and ready to do it. Thankfully despite the close calls of the Cold War none of the 54 Titan ICBMs were ever used and were later destroyed.
In the event of problems with the nuclear mission housed at the Titan facility, environmental suits were at hand to protect the servicemen and women from harmful radiation.
A cloudy day at Lake Powell makes for a beautiful dusk.
The end of another day at Lake Powell.
Flooded by the waters of the Colorado in the 1960s, the high cliffs and peaks of Glen Canyon tower above the waters of Lake Powell. The sight of the red rock against the blue sky and blue waters is stunning.
Makeshift stairs built into the side of the cliffs allow you to walk around parts of Cathedral Gorge. A small pavilion in the background is one of the few structures in an otherwise undeveloped state park.
While not on the scale of the Grand Canyon the Cathedral Gorge in remote Panaca, Nevada is a site worth seeing. The beauty of the gorge is unmistakable.
Boating is one of the most popular activies at Lake Powell. People come here every summer and throughout the year to water ski, wake board, fish, and to just have a good time. Lake Powell is a spectacular place and definitely worth visiting.
Sam Scholes has been a member since 6 November 2007 and goes by sam.
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I am Sam. I love to travel, take photos, make pottery, and read books. My photos are a sort of visual journal for me, a way to chronicle where I've been and remember what I've seen. I've got miles to go before I sleep so I must be going...
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