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The accident occurred when an Air Force repairman dropped a heavy wrench socket that struck the missile, causing a leak in the missile's pressurized fuel tank. The fuel caught fire and exploded approximately 8-'4 hours later, killing one person and injuring twenty-one others. The missile's reentry vehicle, which contained a nuclear warhead, was recovered intact. The missile burned for 8 -1/2 hours before exploding. The second stage of the rocket was hurled upward and blew the 740 ton concrete and steel lid off, sending the 10 Megaton war head 600 feet through the air and landing in an undamaged condition? The technician who purportedly dropped a wrench was a ‘Refueling tech.’ Topping off the tanks to begin a long journey to Moscow. A more likely scenario is that the “Trigger” was pulled on that day September 18, 1980 with the rocket motors firing out of sequence. There is a ‘Safety shutdown’ circuit that ifa delay in starting one of the rockets is more than about a second apart, both rocket fuel pumps will shut down. What my guess is, that when the ‘Trigger’ was pulled; ET had the computer software reconfigured. One fuel pump was programmed with a delay that ordinarily would have shut the rocket down immediately. Instead, the safety was bypassed, the motor began to burn; a few seconds passed and then the second motor started, causing an explosion and subsequent fire that burned for the next 8 % hours leading finally to the massive explosion of the launcher. This was but one of the many times our nuclear war fighting elite have tried to start a nuclear war so that they can finally kill us all. 60 Think for a moment about the above story...does something seem odd about the facts that were reported to us? It is absolutely preposterous! How could this be explained except that when the event began, the lid was already open?