00:00The Air Force Test launched its second unarmed Minuteman III
00:29Intercontinental Ballistic Missile of the Year from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
00:35The unarmed missile was launched just before dawn as part of a routine test to validate
00:40the effectiveness, accuracy, and reliability of the nation's nuclear deterrent system.
00:46These tests are scheduled well in advance and are not a response to current global events.
00:52The Minuteman III traveled approximately 4,200 miles across the Pacific Ocean, impacting
00:58in a pre-designated area near the Marshall Islands.
01:02It carried a test re-entry vehicle designed to collect flight data crucial for future system
01:07upgrades and maintaining strategic credibility.
01:10As global tensions rise and strategic stability remains at the forefront of national security,
01:16test launches like these serve as a reminder of America's commitment to maintaining a credible
01:21and ready nuclear force.
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01:53The Minuteman is a strategic weapon system using a ballistic missile of intercontinental
02:08range.
02:10Missiles are dispersed in hardened silos to protect against attack and connected to an
02:14underground launch control center through a system of hardened cables.
02:19Launch crews consisting of two officers perform a round-the-clock alert in the launch control
02:24center.
02:25A variety of communication systems provide the President and Secretary of Defense with
02:30highly reliable, virtually instantaneous direct contact with each launch crew.
02:35Should command capability be lost between the launch control center and remote missile
02:40launch facilities, specially configured E-6B airborne launch control center aircraft automatically
02:47assume command and control of the isolated missile or missiles.
02:52Fully qualified airborne missile combat crews aboard airborne launch control center aircraft
02:57would execute the President's orders.
03:17The Minuteman weapons system was conceived in the late 1950s and Minuteman 1 was deployed in
03:23the early 1960s.
03:25Minuteman was a revolutionary concept and an extraordinary technical achievement.
03:30Both the missile and basing components incorporated significant advances beyond the relatively slow
03:35reacting, liquid-fueled, remotely controlled ICBM of the previous generation.
03:42From the beginning, Minuteman missiles have provided a quick-reacting, inertially guided, highly
03:47survivable component to America's strategic deterrent program.
03:51Minuteman's maintenance concept capitalizes on high reliability and a remove and replace
03:56approach to achieve a near 100% alert rate.
04:06Through state-of-the-art improvements, the Minuteman system has evolved to meet new challenges
04:10and assume new missions.
04:13Modernization programs have resulted in new versions of the missile, expanded targeting
04:18options, improved accuracy, and survivability.
04:22Today's Minuteman weapons system is the product of almost 60 years of continuous enhancement.
04:28The current ICBM force consists of 400 Minuteman 3 missiles located at the 90th Missile Wing at
04:34Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, the 341st Missile Wing at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana,
04:41and the 91st Missile Wing at Minut Air Force Base, North Dakota.
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