Military Aide Lt. Colonel Gina Humble carries the Football as Air Force One prepares for departure at Andrews Air Force Base. This photo, like several

The Presidential Nuclear "Football" From Eisenhower to George W. Bush

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Military Aide Lt. Colonel Gina Humble carries the Football as Air Force One prepares for departure at Andrews Air Force Base. This photo, like several others published here, depicted the antenna for the secure radio that military aides carried to communicate with their counterpart and the Secret Service. The Football itself has included gear for communicating with military command centers. (Photo from George W. Bush Library)

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