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There are two huge concrete/steel doorways -- each weighing eight and eleven tons -- that require nine turns of the handle to open. Four of us pile in a freight elevator after a few more ID checks. As we enter, the guards shout, "One in...two in...three in...four in." It's a bit eerie. We are told to wait patiently if, as it often happens, the elevator installed in the early 1960s gets stuck. Ifthey can't get it going again, there is always anescape ladder we can usetoreturntothesurface.

After descending and passing another massive door, we finally enter the capsule itself. The two missileers are confined to a small space, separated by a green curtain. Many of the consoles are just practice drills. If there is a serious message, the other missileer will be woken up to perform his duties.

What is it? There are a series of verifications using antiquated screens, (Replica Watches), the unlocking of padlocks that hold the actual launch keys for the missiles (each missileer is given his own key to prevent rogue launches), code verifications and, if necessary, the turning of the launch keys. All of this involves a lot of information for each missileer individually and jointly, as well as redundant safeguards. It is impossible to launch these things even if someone gets in the capsule.

My tape recorder and my camera were forbidden. Reporting is done in the traditional way, with pen and papers. Photos are taken by an airwoman.

My Bell & Ross is also being discussed. They look at it suspiciously as if they thought it was a spy gadget or smart watch. They are hesitant to let me wear it, but I insist that it's a Swiss automatic watch of the highest caliber.

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I have an interview with Proctor. Proctor from Jackson, MS tells me that he has just gotten engaged to Lena, another Minot missileer. When asked what he would have done if the President had given him a direct order to launch missiles, Proctor replied that he "would have to obey the orders of our Commander-in-Chief." Does Proctor feel heightened alert due to the current state of affairs with North Korea?" "No. "We are always prepared and ready, no matter what the situation."

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