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The CGM-16D/E Atlas D/E ICBMs did not have silos, the HGM-16F Atlas F and HGM-25A Titan I did.Operational were the following with each 12 x Atlas F:550 Strategic Missile Squadron [SMS] at Schilling AFB, Kansas.551 SMS at Lincoln AFB, Nebraska.577 SMS at Altus AFB, Oklahoma.578 SMS at Dyess AFB, Texas.579 SMS at Walker AFB, New Mexico.556 SMS at Plattsburgh AFB, New York.Operational with each 9 x Titan I were:568 SMS at Larson AFB, Washington.569 SMS at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho.724 and 725 SMS at Lowry AFB, Colorado.850 SMS at Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota.851 SMS at Beale AFB, California.Operational were the 10 and 12 SMS of the 341 Strategic Missile Wing with each 10 x LGM-30A Minuteman IA at Malmstrom AFB, Montana.That is the complete list.The silos for test launches at Vandenberg AFB in California are not included.

the more hazy the rules appear to be,the more it benefits the powers that be.holy Idaho! that rhymed!

Because party politics is a big deal. I have had many people contact me to say that my resignation from party office was very courageous, and of course, I would say that I was left no choice - so it wasn’t courageous. I did it very reluctantly. It’s not at all clear that when I go to our DC Republican Committee meeting next January and run for office, that I’ll even be allowed to vote, much less run.The purpose of any party is to support candidates of that party. My support of Gary Johnson will not by itself make a huge difference; uniting the Republican Party is not my personal responsibility. But I’m helping the Libertarian Party get ballot access for the next few years, depending on the state. In DC, that means that 850 registered Libertarian voters (some number of whom are dead or have moved) can automatically put anyone they like on the ballot, for any office, in 2018. Whoever they run will take votes away from the Republican nominee. That’s objectively bad for my Party. I’ve written many times on Quora that voting for a third party is destructive to the major party that you are closest to. The difference in this case is that I believe there is a realistic chance that Johnson could reach 15% in the polls, or come close enough that the commission would bend their rule, and be including in the debates. If that happens, I believe it is realistic to think that millions of Americans would learn about him for the very first time, and he could wake up the next morning as a serious contender. Yes, he could win a bunch of states and deny Clinton the 270, and throw it to the House, where I think he could win. But if he does well in a debate, I also believe he could win 270 electoral votes. The two large IFs are whether he can get into the debate, and whether he could compete with two experienced debaters. If he doesn’t clear those two hurdles, he obviously isn’t viable.McMullin is only on the ballot in five states so far. He’s a threat to that far-fetched Johnson victory scenario, and I think that’s by design. He’s on the ballot in Utah, Idaho, and Colorado, and he is a better choice for loyal Republicans who can’t vote for Trump in those states. But he can’t win, obviously, in any imaginable scenario, and doesn’t have the experience to become a good President, in my opinion.It’s tough. Let me emphasize that for every Republican who has congratulated me on my courage, a number have threatened me that I have no future in the party. That’s just politics, and that’s the way it should work. Of course, I’ve made it very clear what I’m doing, and put my name right out there for anyone who believes that the party should be purged of those who failed to support Trump. However, I’ve pointed out to a few of those people that if Trump fails to get 150 electoral votes, it will be they whose political judgment should be questioned. Obviously, Trump supporters will not be ejected from the party; there’s no procedure for such a thing. But it doesn’t mean that they should be favored for leadership positions next year.