Redeployment Of The 9th Infantry Division (1969) @nuclearvault

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Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Summary: Est shot - entrance gate to Schofield Barracks. CU, MP in booth waves cars in and out. CU, relief map of the island of 0ahu. Zoom in to Schofield Barracks area. Zoom in to city of Wahiawa. Zoom in to Hickam AFB. Zoom in to city of Honolulu. LS, USARHAW headquarters building No. 580. CU, sign. AVs, Punchbowl National Cemetery, Waikiki beach area, Diamond Head and the entire island. (Above aerials are jumpy, dark and have edge fog.) AVs, Schofield Barracks and surrounding area.

Redeployment Of The 9th Infantry Division (1969)

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$Project Rulison (1969) Subscribe to Nuclear Vault http://bit.ly/SubscribeNuclearVault Project RULISON was a gas stimulation Plowshare Program nuclear test. Plowshare was a program that promoted using the energy produced from nuclear explosions for peaceful uses and applications. The 40-kiloton RULISON test was detonated 6 miles west of Grand Valley, Colorado, on September 10, 1969. Its purpose was to release natural gas reserves locked tightly in the sandstone and shale Mesa Verde formation. The estimated cost for the RULISON project was 6.5 million dollars, funded primarily by the Austral Oil Company of Houston, Texas. The video shows the explosion, underground rock fracturing, gas release, and underground well operations in schematic animation. Footage of the site, including the actual nuclear explosive package, is shown before the test explosion, but not during or after the test.$

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