Naval Base Kitsap (Washington)
Malstrom Air Force Base (Montana)
Nellis Air Force Base (Nevada)
Warren Air Force Base (Colorado and Wyoming)
Minot Air Force Base (North Dakota)
Pantex plant (Texas)
Whiteman Air Force Base (Missouri)
Barksdale Air Force Base (Louisiana)
Naval Submarine Base (Georgia)
when the Soviet Union broke up the KGB took over and protected nuclear weapons facilities until there could be an official hand over. The CIA even helped them since they didn't want to lose track of any nukes in the world, one of the few positive things they've done. Maybe something similar could happen here
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Interesting question. Which US states currently have nukes within their borders?
This is what I found:
https://blog.batchgeo.com/nuclear-locations-worldwide/
Not exactly the states you would want to have nukes...
that's not a complete list. for example, California and Hawaii definitely have nukes.
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Nuclear Texas is not so bad. They can't realistically do anything with them without turning into a legitimate death cult seeking the end of the world.
It'll realistically be 5 at most. States will give up nukes or nukes access to access the world market.
That would be amazing, no way are they gonna give up all the nukes though.
when the Soviet Union broke up the KGB took over and protected nuclear weapons facilities until there could be an official hand over. The CIA even helped them since they didn't want to lose track of any nukes in the world, one of the few positive things they've done. Maybe something similar could happen here
Even the CIA would prefer to not have nuclear winter