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No, Cuba never had control of a large amount of nuclear weapons, the Soviet Union placed them their in reaction to the US placing Nuclear weapons on West Germany, Greece, Turkey, and some pacific island. The US threatened a huge invasion or nuclear strike against Cuba after they discovered the Nuclear weapons in Cuba
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when France wanted to do what testing of a nuclear bombs on Moruroa island in the south pacific
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First, you must be a porous kitchen utensil that lives in a fruit on the bottom of Bikini atoll, (which is, by the way, a radioactive island in the Pacific partially destroyed by nuclear and hydrogen testing in 1946-48 and riddled with wrecks of various naval vessels).
Muraroa Atoll was used for French nuclear testing.
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The U.S. used the pacific atolls because they were isolated from large population centers and because the Marshal Islands (where many of these atolls were) were entirely under U.S. control after WW2, so could freely involuntarily evacuate indigenous populations of the atolls that testing was planned on. The USSR did all of their testing inland for security reasons (they also did not have control over any atolls). The British did much of their testing inland on Australia and some in the pacific on Christmas island. The French did their testing in the Sahara desert. The Chinese did all of their testing inland for security reasons. etc.
Migrating birds defecating seeds.
Pacific Island Aviation was created in 1987.
Island Pacific School was created in 1995.
Pacific Island Aviation ended in 2005.
The island group of Hawaii is in the Pacific Ocean
the US used a tactic called "island-hopping". For strategic island targets, aerial and naval bombardment destroyed anything on land. Then troops would invade the island, eventually securing the island from any Japanese pillboxes. If an island was considered of no strategic importance, then a full naval and aerial bombardment would be carried out, until there as nothing much left of the island and then they could move on. That tactic was used all the way to Iwo Jima. From then on, it would be nuclear bomb explosions, or a full-fledged invasion of Japan, that would end the war.