At least three US nuclear bombs that were lost during the Cold War have never been recovered. One disappeared into waters near Tybee Island, Georgia, in 1958, while another went into the Philippine ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From left: Howard Richardson and Tybee Island, Ga. The wind was howling and the moon was almost full over Georgia's Tybee Island ...

As a result of a military aircraft crash, two hydrogen bombs dropped on North Carolina. Historians say it was a close call.

In October 2016, diver Sean Smyrichinsky uncovered a remarkable object beneath the waters near Banks Island. He speculated ...

A B-36 bomber flying a secret, simulated nuclear-strike mission crashed over British Columbia in 1950. Before it went down, the crew released the Mark IV nuclear bomb it was carrying. It would become ...

JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT on January 24, 1961, 18-year-old Billy Reeves came home from his late shift, kicked off his boots, and looked up just in time to see a B-52 falling out of the sky. Reeves lived ...

The wind was howling and the moon was almost full over Georgia’s Tybee Island in the early hours of Feb. 5, 1958, when a U.S. Air Force B-47 long-range bomber roared high above the sea oaks and ...