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A sticker handed out by the activist/protest group Live Without Trident.

The Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine USS Ohio travels through the Hood Canal in 1982 near its home port of Bangor, Washington.

A Trident-II Missile during a test launch. This group of missiles was the cause of a number of protests against the Bangor Submarine Base during the 1970s and 1980s.

A Trident-II missile being launched from a submarine during a test. Used for nuclear deterrence during the height of Cold War tensions, the Trident-II was intended to be carried by Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines, which were based in Bangor,…

Plans for the expansion of the Bangor Navy Base in 1975 to better support ballistic missile submarines.

An illustration of the location of the Bangor Submarine Base and the area of operations of Trident-II armed submarines.

An undated photograph of the Bangor Submarine Base Main Gate, taken by a member of the Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action

An undated map created by members of the Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action detailing potential locations to hold vigils around the Bangor Submarine Base.

A photograph by Peter Chapman of protesters, likely associated with the Pacific Life Community, trespassing on the Bangor Submarine Base from the water.

An aerial photograph of the nuclear submarine pens at Bangor, where submarines would be berthed and loaded with Trident-II ballistic missiles.