You don’t often have two hydrogen bombs falling out of aircraft onto U.S. property.

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“You don’t often have two hydrogen bombs falling out of aircraft onto U.S. property.” In 1961 a U.S. B-52 bomber snapped apart in the air over rural North Carolina, resulting in two 3.8 megaton hydrogen bombs being buried in a tobacco field. Lieutenant Jack ReVelle remembers what he went through while digging them out of the ground. Listen to a Story that was Classified for over 50 Years StoryCorps Everywhere Ways to listen, honor, share, and celebrate. Two identical brides. Two identical grooms. Two unique love stories. Watch Hunny and Elliot Reiken reflect on 61 years of marriage in "Two by Two," the latest in our new mini-series of animated love stories. ► In the finale of the Reunions podcast season,hear about the unlikely reunions between those who gave and those who received a second chance. ► Bonus! You can binge the entire season start-to-finishhere ►   Thanks for listening with us. EMAIL PREFERENCES • STORYCORPS.ORG • DONATE    Copyright © 2019 StoryCorps, All rights reserved. StoryCorps, Inc. 80 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, New York, 11217