The concept of "Broken Arrow" refers to an incident involving the loss, theft, or accidental detonation of a nuclear weapon, but not at risk of war. Remarkably, there have been over 30 such incidents since 1950, yet none have resulted in a nuclear explosion. These harrowing near-misses underscore the delicate balance of nuclear safety and the imperfections in managing the world's most destructive weapons. Share a military fact or insight you find intriguing—let's uncover history's hidden layers together!