The US Is Missing 32 Nuclear Warheads
Veteran Spot

(March 18, 2025) — As of today, 32 U.S. nuclear warheads are missing. Some lie at the bottom of the ocean. Others vanished after catastrophic military accidents. And some… may still be active today. These “Broken Arrow” incidents—Pentagon code for lost nuclear weapons—have been buried in secrecy for decades.

From the Tybee Bomb mystery off the coast of Georgia to the Thule Air Base nuclear crash in Greenland, these weapons of mass destruction have never been recovered. But what if someone else found them first?

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Nuclear Weapon Missing Since 1950
‘May Have Been Found’
BBC

(November 7, 2016) — A commercial diver may have discovered a lost decommissioned US nuclear bomb off the coast of Canada.

Sean Smyrichinsky was diving for sea cucumbers near British Columbia when he discovered a large metal device that looked a bit like a flying saucer.

The Canadian Department of National Defence (DND) believes it could be a “lost nuke” from a US B-36 bomber that crashed in the area in 1950.

The government does not believe the bomb contains active nuclear material