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Washington DC – A trio of Air Force ballistic missile crew members are being investigated after they literally fell asleep at the switch. The North Dakota crew was in charge of unlocking and firing of nuclear missiles near Minot Air Force base and held classified code devices while asleep. Air Force officials say security wasn’t compromised because new codes were already installed in the missiles.
Now I can understand one person being asleep, but all three? Read more … Associated Press via Breitbart
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