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CNN Erin Burnett OutFront October 24, 2013 06:16:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Erin Burnett OutFront October 24, 2013 06:16:00

For this. what they did in both cases is these underground launch centers, as deep as 100 feet underground, two-man crew, one asleep, they left the door open. that's sloppiness. the question is -- was it dangerous. the air force says there's plenty of security measures that there are security fences up top on the ground, sensor, armed guards, lots of security tied to nuclear launch codes. a terrorist or intruder could not possibly have gotten in. but that, of course, may not really be the issue. the issue is this comes after several embarrassing incidents. top general fired a couple of weeks a...

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CNN Erin Burnett OutFront October 23, 2013 23:16:00

Where all of this has happened. one was at minot, north dakota. and the other in montana. the deal is this. the crews have been disciplined for this. what they did in both cases is these underground launch centers, as deep as 100 feet underground, two-man crew, one asleep, they left the door open. that's sloppiness. the question is -- was it dangerous. the air force says there's plenty of security measures that there are security fences up top on the ground, sensor, armed guards, lots of security tied to nuclear launch codes. a terrorist or intruder could not possibly have gotten in. but that,...