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Wow this story and all it’s elements had me glued until the end… well done Jeven!

I never realised Los Angeles is so beautiful. This is so informative and interesting. It’s so sad that the world has gone backwards about 50 years. War was thought to be obsolete in the modern developed world. Really awesome video Jeven.

Awesome video. Really enjoyed it.

Awesome, really enjoying these discovering history videos

Good timing for a great lesson, Jeven!

Fascinating story, but what I really appreciate is your artistry and the quality of your storytelling. Thank you, Jeven, for the examples your share, and the education you provide to other creators. 👍🏼

Great video!

I wish more people saw these videos from Jeven. All I’ve watched have been entertaining and enlightening!

You had a lot of interesting information about Nike Hercules that I never knew. I was a radar and computer mechanic on them in Korea. Much of the work was troubleshooting with massive schematics and replacing all kinds of vacuum tubes! (Days before solid state electronics)

Great video

I really appreciate the way you tell stories and your ability to paint a picture in my head of how the area used to look. I’ve always had a fascination with areas that had a huge impact on our history but are wiped off the face of the earth or just forgotten.

Nicely done Jeven. I've been to a few of these. Scary stuff!

That's incredible to see some of these relics of history that kept us safe back then. It reminds me when I went to Vermont and camped out on top of an abandoned radar base in East Haven it was part of the pine tree line I think. It may have been part of this system or separate I'm not quite sure.

Great work dude! I've done a few videos on sites like these. The most fascinating is Angel Island in the San Francisco Bay. It was a stronghold from the Civil War to the Cold War and structures are still there. Sad yet fascinating at the same time. Great job sharing history in such an interesting way.

Espectacular

excellent history story. congratulations.

Now days the biggest threat is the one you don’t see, and the intention is to be able to remove your opponent before they have the chance to respond. Thanks for the video!

Super cool 🤝😎🤟🏼

Thanks for your videos, you got amazing talent! I have seen the same missiles sites around San Francisco. Amazing videos, thanks!

Thanks Jeven 👏👍 anothing amazing story to tell. When you coming to Mongolia?

Great job..nuclear war is scary

I had a Sociology professor at ASU tell the class that there has never been a weapon created that wasn’t used. This was 1982.

Well done.You handled this masterfully. I grew up during the Cold War era and remember nuclear bomb shelters, drills in case if attack, what do do after a nuclear blast. We must not forget and you are right I believe. Threat of mutual destruction holds the balance.

Wow! I am subbed to the main channel to help with my video skills. Just recently subbed to this one. Different than I am used to seeing of you but….. I LOVE IT!! Keep up the great content! -Will

There is a Nike missile Cold War era site here in Anchorage, AK that gives tours (they quickly get filled up). It's run by a local nonprofit. I think it's one of the few Nike shoes that's still intact. As always great storytelling.

Thanks Jeven, I'm lucky I grew up in Australia 🇦🇺, so yes the cold war was reality here as well, not on the scale of the US. We don't have missle silos, or missile farms but our Navy was involved in tracking Russian Subs. This was really interesting, not only the history but the depth you take your story telling to, you make the threat a reality and the tension of fear. 🙏🙏🙏

Great video. How do you ensure that you have the same voice (volume) level when you are filming outdoor and when you are doing voice over? Do you use the same microphone?

There are a few Titan missle Silos near me. I was able to go inside one about 15 years ago and sure wish I could have documented it. It's filled with concrete now.

Been there Wanted to visit another abandoned military location close to where I lived. Didn't get an opportunity to do so

*Are we just brushing past how the name of the missiles was Nike, and Nike's slogan is "Just do it" haha, imagine that painted on the big red button*

If not for football fields, we would not have idea how big things are ! LOL

We need to get you a show on Discovery channel called lost history. Crazy things you didn't know where in your own back yard!

“Let’s play a game…” - WarGames a fictional movie released in 1983. Operation Able Archer 83- A NATO command post exercise in 1983 that brought us to the brink of nuclear war with the Soviets…fortunately, cooler heads prevailed before buttons were pushed.

Bro just came to trevors hood lol 😂

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Oh ya, our NIKE's will save us... enters deadly fall out.

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Is it pronounced Nikr, like the shoe company or Nikē (Nee-keh) like the Greek Godess 🤔 ?