Earl Smith recounts the true story of disarming two hydrogen bombs that fell on Goldsboro, North Carolina in 1961, a mission that could have been the worst man-made disaster in history. He shares his experiences as a young airman who was tasked with dismantling the bombs, and how he and his team worked together to prevent a catastrophic outcome. [... more]

In 1961, a B-52 bomber crashed in North Carolina, releasing two hydrogen bombs that could have caused the worst man-made disaster in history. Earl Smith, a munitions maintenance man, was tasked with disarming the bombs, a feat that required great skill and bravery. With the help of three other men, Smith successfully disarmed the bombs, averting a catastrophe. This remarkable story is a testament to the bravery and selflessness of ordinary Americans who have made a difference in history. [... more]

Earl Smith recounts the true story of the Goldsboro Broken Arrow, a catastrophic event where two hydrogen bombs fell on North Carolina in 1961. Smith, a munition maintenance specialist, was part of the team that disarmed the bombs, which could have caused the worst man-made disaster in history. The incident was kept classified until 2013, and Smith's story sheds light on the bravery and skill of the men involved in this extraordinary event. [... more]

In 1961, a B-52 bomber carrying two hydrogen bombs crashed in North Carolina, releasing 3.8 megatons of explosive force. Earl Smith, a munition maintenance man, was tasked with disarming the bombs, a feat he accomplished with the help of three other men. Their story, kept classified until 2013, is a testament to the bravery and skill of these unsung heroes. [... more]

Earl Smith recounts the true story of the Goldsboro Broken Arrow, a 1961 incident where two hydrogen bombs fell on North Carolina, and he disarmed one of them. Meanwhile, Bob Kendrick shares the remarkable story of Satchel Paige, a baseball legend who pitched in the Negro Leagues and became a symbol of triumph over segregation. [... more]