Vulcans, Victors and Cuba

Vulcans, Victors and Cuba is the story of how Britain would have gone to war in 1962, told for the very first time. Using superb archive film - much of it in colour - of the Royal Air Force's nuclear bombers and airfields, it charts the history of Britain's nuclear weapons programme and the RAF V-Force, all set against the backdrop of the Cuban Missile Crisis. The film also recreates a strike by Vulcans and Victors against targets deep in the Soviet Union, while looking at how the British Government would have taken control from deep inside the top secret 'Turnstile' nuclear war command deep under Wiltshire. 

Colour / black and white. Running time: 80 minutes.