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<title>Sunflower nuclear comms balloon (tyrednemotional) : Non-motoring</title>
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<description>That story looks like a load of hot air.</description>
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<title>Sunflower nuclear comms balloon (Bobby) : Non-motoring</title>
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<description>https://www.theferret.scot/trident-balloon-accident/

I had never heard of this and had to check the date - this surely can't be right? In the event of a nuclear war we will communicate with Trident by sticking a balloon up in the sky?

Had they not heard of drones?</description>
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