The Cold War's Untouchable Aircraft. This spy plane was so fast that missiles couldn't catch it. The SR-71 Blackbird was built during the Cold War and could outrun threats simply by accelerating. By the time defenses reacted, it was already gone. Flying at extreme speeds and altitudes, it gathered intelligence from places few aircraft could safely
Overview of the Communist Control Act of 1954 Still the Law. The Communist Control Act of 1954 was a significant piece of legislation in the United States that aimed to address the perceived threat of communism during the Cold War. Key Details: Date Signed: August 24, 1954. President: Dwight D. Eisenhower. Purpose: To outlaw the Communist Party USA
OUR GENERATION GREW UP PRACTICING DUCK-AND-COVER DRILLS UNDER SCHOOL DESKS, LIVING THROUGH THE COLD WAR, POLIO OUTBREAKS, AND TEACHERS WHO DIDN'T NEED A MEETING TO HAND OUT CONSEQUENCES. THAT'S WHY MOST OF US LEARNED PRETTY EARLY HOW TO HANDLE A LITTLE DISCOMFORT WITHOUT FALLING APART. Civil Defense Is Everyone's Business! JOIN CIVIL DEFENSE CD BE
You need to know this. Did you know there was a fighter jet that seemed to come straight out of a movie and that, in fact, later became a movie? The F-14 Tomcat wasn't just beautiful. It was literally the security guard for United States Navy aircraft carriers during the Cold War. The mission: protect the fleet before the enemy even knew they were
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