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by Tyler Durden Tuesday, Jun 01, 2021 - 09:40 PM U.S. troops tasked with guarding nuclear bombs in Europe accidentally leaked highly sensitive information about these weapons on popular educational websites, according to Bellingcat. Military personnel used popular learning websites such as Quizlet, Chegg Prep, and Cram to remember complex security protocols, exact locations, and other top-secret information.  So how did Bellingcats Foeke Postma uncover the leaked documents? Well, a simple se...

US Air Force is probing if its soldiers accidently disclosed locations of its nuclear bases in Europe -- Turkey, Germany and Netherlands.

Soldiers used the cards to familiarise themselves with positioning of live nuclear bombs

"By simply searching online for terms publicly known to be associated with nuclear weapons, Bellingcat was able to discover cards used by military personnel serving at all six European military bases reported to store nuclear devices," wrote Foeke Postma, the author of the Bellingcat article.

Online study aids used by US soldiers stationed at nuclear bases around Europe have been found to contain sensitive details. An investigation by Bellingcat uncovered the leak.

US troops charged with guarding nuclear weapons in Europe used popular education websites to create flash cards, exposing their exact locations and top-secret security protocols, according to the investigative site Bellingcat Friday.  To familiarize themselves with things like which shelters in various locations had "hot" vaults with live nuclear bombs, with security patrol

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