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addictive chemical. All right, Bob, pleasure to meet you, man. Thanks for coming. My pleasure. Good

trip. You have a fascinating backstory. So you worked at a nuclear base called Malmstrom in the 60s, is that right?

That's right.

And why don't you explain what your job was there at that nuclear base?

Okay, my job, I was trained as a nuclear launch, well, a missile launch officer. It turned out to be,

of course, nuclear weapons. And at Malmstrom at that time, we had the Minuteman 1. Now it's,

I think, the Minuteman 3, but Malmstrom is still operating as a strategic missile base.

Today it is.

Today, yes.

And what specifically was your job description there?

So basically we were trained to monitor and launch missiles, if given the order, of course, and prepare for, you know,

nuclear war, basically.

Yeah.

What sort of psychological evaluations do you have to go through to have your hands on the nuclear button or have control over these nuclear weapons?

You know, I don't think I'm the right guy to answer that.

I know we were evaluated on a regular basis as to, you know, were we in the right, I don't know how to put it, a frame of mind or disposition to have that responsibility.

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