THOR ON SHOW - NO SOUND

The video provides an overview of the RAF Thor missile base at Feltwell, highlighting its significance on a special press day. It explains the automatic sequence involved in missile operations, including moving, raising, and fueling the missile. The Thor missile is an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of striking over 1,700 miles and is kept at 15 minutes readiness with strict security measures. The Thor crew includes an American officer responsible for handing over the warhead if ordered. RAF crews have successfully launched several Thors as part of their training, though it is hoped they never have to do so in England.

What is the purpose of the press and newsreels' visit to the RAF Thor missile base?

• To inspect the security measures

• To interview the American officer

• To see the missile base at Feltwell

• To witness a missile launch

What is the range capability of the Thor missile?

• Over 2,000 miles

• Over 1,700 miles

• Over 1,500 miles

• Over 1,000 miles

How quickly can the Thor missiles be made ready for launch?

• 15 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 5 minutes

Who is responsible for handing over the warhead if an order is given?

• The missile technician

• The base security chief

• The American officer

• The RAF commander

What have the RAF crews successfully done as part of their training?

• Improved security protocols

• Conducted missile maintenance

• Launched a number of Thors

• Developed new missile technology