"September 26, 1983. One officer said no." Sticker
$5.00
SKU LWM-S049
A 4 inch kiss-cut vinyl sticker that says "September 26, 1983. One officer said no." in ink on cream, with the Nuclear Disarmament page address along the bottom edge.
Color Cream
Free US shipping over $75.00, otherwise $5.95 flat. Printed for you when you order.
- Printed on demand
- No warehouse
- Free shipping over $75.00
- 30-day free returns
The story behind this shirt
On September 26, 1983, Soviet Lieutenant Colonel Stanislav Petrov was on duty at the Serpukhov-15 early-warning post when its satellite system reported five incoming U.S. intercontinental ballistic missiles. Petrov judged it a false alarm rather than relay it up the chain of command, correctly: the system had mistaken sunlight reflecting off high clouds for a launch. The false reading came three weeks after Soviet forces shot down a Korean Air civilian flight, killing 269 people, at one of the tensest points of the Cold War. The sticker says "September 26, 1983. One officer said no." and carries the address of the Nuclear Disarmament page on this site, where the claim sits with its evidence, the best case against it, and the answer. It is sized for a laptop lid or a water bottle.
Details
- Reads "September 26, 1983. One officer said no." in ink on cream with a red frame
- The receipts printed on the sticker: leftwingmerch.com/causes/nuclear-disarmament
- Sourced to Arms Control Association
Fabric and specs
| Size | 4 x 4 in |
|---|---|
| Cut | Kiss-cut |
Care
Apply to a clean, dry surface. Peel slowly if you need to reposition it.
Shipping and returns
Free US shipping over $75.00, otherwise $5.95 flat, tracked either way. Your garment is made for this order and on its way inside a week. Unworn items return free within 30 days, no explanation required. Full shipping policy
Who made this
Every piece is printed when you order it, not warehoused. The whole supply chain
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