I like how that fallout stops at the border. There must be one great wall there...the best wall.
FEMA estimates for areas in US at risk for nuclear attack, and fallout distribution, for 1981.pic.twitter.com/9K3H16Pd3T
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the wall of "we don't really care what happens after that point"
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Minot and Ellsworth AFBs in ND and SD, respectively, appear on first map but there's little/no fallout from them in second. 1/3
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For ND I wonder if issue is fallout going into Canada (and thus not shown), but no clue re: SD logic.
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Perhaps, but Minot AFB proper is 40-ish miles from the border and more than 80 of the ICBM silos are farther away than that.pic.twitter.com/mYztHCsCF4
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the first just looks like large population centers>
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population centers + industrial ctrs + military bases + all airports + major power plants = what else would you want to nuke?
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yeah, I realized there was more to it after I commented. :)
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[moves to Oregon]
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[waves en route to North Dakota]
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Note to self, move to Oregon. Hahahha
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Explain Walla Walla getting it, but not Hanford Site.
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