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610: 1950: 2082: 1992: 2068: 2623: 2054: 1912: 2110: 582: 1964: 2650:. The site is a museum, and contains the missile bunkers, and control area, as well as period uniforms and vehicles that would have operated at the site. The site has been preserved in the condition it was in at the time it was decommissioned in 1974. The site began as a Nike Ajax base and was later converted to Nike Hercules. Three Nike Hercules are displayed in the original bunkers. The base is open to the public, including demonstrations of the operational missile lift from the bunker to the surface. Hours and tours vary during the year, but are usually held on Saturdays. Additional days may be added during the summer and holidays. 433:

group of four launch assemblies and included a safety zone. The site had a crew of 109 officers and men who ran the site continuously. One launcher would be on 15 minutes alert, two on 30 minutes and one on two hour alert. The third part was the administrative area (designated A), which was usually co-located with the IFC and contained the battery headquarters, barracks, mess, recreation hall, and motor pool. The actual configuration of the Nike sites differed depending on geography. Whenever possible the sites were placed on existing military bases or National Guard armories; otherwise land had to be purchased.

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and local governments while others were sold to school districts. The left-overs were offered to private individuals. Thus, many Nike sites are now municipal yards, communications and FAA facilities (the IFC areas), probation camps, and even renovated for use as Airsoft gaming and MilSim training complexes. Several were obliterated and turned into parks. Some are now private residences. Only a few remain intact and preserve the history of the Nike project. There are also a few sites abroad, notably in Germany, Turkey and Greece.

2020: 390: 2096: 2124: 817:. Large numbers would be clustered near potential targets, allowing successful interception right up to the last few seconds of the warhead's re-entry. They would operate below the altitude where decoys or explosions had any effect. Nike-X also used a new radar system that could track hundreds of objects at once, allowing salvoes of many Sprints. It would require dozens of missiles to overwhelm the system. Nike-X considered retaining the longer range Zeus missile, and later developed an extended range version known as 234: 2145:

warheads carried by the missile. Unlike the older Ajax sites, these batteries were placed in locations that optimized the missiles' range and minimized the warhead damage. Nike Hercules batteries at SAC bases and in Hawaii were installed in an outdoor configuration. In Alaska, a unique above-ground shelter configuration was provided for batteries guarding Anchorage and Fairbanks. Local Corps of Engineer Districts supervised the conversion of Nike Ajax batteries and the construction of new Nike Hercules batteries.

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Once above ground, the missile could be pushed manually along a railing to a launcher placed parallel to the elevator. Typically, four launchers sat atop the magazine. Near the launchers, a trailer housed the launch control officer and the controls he operated to launch missiles. In addition to the launch control trailer, the launch area contained a generator building with three diesel generators, frequency converters, and missile assembly and maintenance structures.

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and east, those numbered 26 to 50 were to the southeast and south, those numbered 51 to 75 were to the southwest and west, and those numbered 76 to 99 were to the northwest and north. The Defense Areas in the Continental United States were identified by a one- or two-letter code which were related to the city name. Thus those Nike sites starting with C were in the Chicago Defense Area, those starting with HM were in the

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missile compartments are still there with the concrete pads that covered the missile storage silos. The county has considered demolishing the buildings in the early 2000s in favor of modern buildings but opposition from historians preserved the structures. The City of Hampton recently agreed to donate its Nike missiles to the county to display at the park.

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Because of the larger size of the Nike Hercules, an underground magazine's capacity was reduced to eight missiles. Thus, storage racks, launcher rails, and elevators underwent modification to accept the larger missiles. Two additional features that readily distinguished newly converted sites were the

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systems to detect incoming targets (acquisition and target tracking) and direct the missiles (missile tracking), along with the computer systems to plot and direct the intercept. The second part (designated L), around forty acres (160,000 m), held 1–3 underground missile magazines each serving a

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Leftover traces of the approximately 265 Nike missile bases can still be seen around cities across the country. As the sites were decommissioned they were first offered to federal agencies. Many were already on Army National Guard bases who continued to use the property. Others were offered to state

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Nike missiles remained deployed around strategically important areas within the continental United States until 1974. The Alaskan sites were deactivated in 1978 and Florida sites stood down during the following year. Although the missile left the U.S. inventory, other nations maintained the missiles

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system. Zeus had been designed to face a few dozen Soviet ICBMs in the 1950s, and its design would mean it was largely useless by mid-1960s when it would be facing hundreds. It was calculated that a salvo of only four ICBMs would have a 90% chance of hitting the Zeus base, as their radars could only

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troops, with a single active Army officer assigned to each battalion to account for the unit's nuclear warheads. The National Guard air defense units shared responsibility for defense of their assigned area with active Army units in the area, and reported to the active Army chain of command. This is

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warhead had four variants offering 2, 10, 20 and 30 kiloton yields. The 20 kt version was used in the Hercules system. At sites in the United States the missile almost exclusively carried a nuclear warhead. Sites in foreign nations typically had a mix of high explosive and nuclear warheads. The

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The Launch Area provided for the maintenance, storage, testing, and firing of the Nike missiles. The selection of this area was primarily influenced by the relatively large amount of land required, its suitability to extensive underground construction, and the need to maintain a clear line-of-sight

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The Nike Hercules was designed to use existing Nike Ajax facilities. With the greater range of the Nike Hercules allowing for wider area coverage, numerous Nike Ajax batteries were permanently deactivated. In addition, sites located further away from target areas were desirable due to the nuclear

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Defense Area to a high of 22 in the Chicago Defense Area. In the Continental United States the sites were numbered from 01 to 99 starting at the north and increasing clockwise. The numbers had no relation to actual compass headings, but generally Nike sites numbered 01 to 25 were to the northeast

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The Nike batteries were organized in Defense Areas and placed around population centers and strategic locations such as long-range bomber bases, nuclear plants, and (later) ICBM sites. The Nike sites in a Defense Area formed a circle around these cities and bases. There was no fixed number of Nike

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Bell Labs' proposal would have to deal with bombers flying at 500 mph (800 km/h) or more, at altitudes of up to 60,000 ft (20,000 m). At these speeds, even a supersonic rocket is no longer fast enough to be simply aimed at the target. The missile must "lead" the target to ensure the

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In Carrollton, part of Isle of Wight County, Virginia, the Nike Park is a county owned park and recreation area that houses the former Nike missile base. Several original buildings still stand and are used on a daily basis. One building is still a voting location for residents. The underground

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The first Nike sites featured above-ground launchers. This quickly changed as land restrictions forced the Army to construct space-saving underground magazines. Capable of hosting 12 Nike Ajax missiles, each magazine had an elevator that lifted the missile to the surface in a horizontal position.

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The Battery Control Area contained the radar and computer equipment. Housing and administration buildings, including the mess hall, barracks, and recreation facilities, were sometimes located in a third parcel of land. More likely, however, the housing and administration buildings were located at

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bases which were deemed vital to national defense. The original basing strategy projected a central missile assembly point from which missiles would be taken out to prepared above-ground launch racks ringing the defended area. However, the Army discarded this semimobile concept because the system

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Zeus, with a new 400,000 lbf (1.78 MN) thrust solid-fuel booster, was first test launched during August 1959 and demonstrated a top speed of 8,000 mph (12,875 km/h). The Nike Zeus system utilized the ground-based Zeus Acquisition Radar (ZAR), a significant improvement over the Nike

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strapped together. In the 70's some (foreign)users replaced vacuum tube guidance circuits in the missile with more reliable solid-state components but electron tube circuits were still used well into the 80's. The electron tube's resistance to EMP effects over earlier non EMP hardened solid state

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Nike-X required at least one interceptor missile to attack each incoming warhead. As the USSR's missile fleet grew, the cost of implementing Nike-X began to grow as well. Looking for lower-cost options, a number of studies carried out between 1965 and 1967 examined a variety of scenarios where a

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By 1958, the Army deployed nearly 200 Nike Ajax batteries at 40 "Defense Areas" within the United States (including Alaska and Hawaii) in which Project Nike missiles were deployed. Within each Defense Area, a "Ring of Steel" was developed with a series of Nike Integrated Firing and Launch Sites

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to Nike sites across the country to train the Nike crews in RBS procedures. The distances from the simulated bomb landing point and the "target" were recorded on paper, measured, encoded, and transmitted to the aircrews. The results of these bomb runs were used to promote or demote air crews.

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Due to geographical factors, the placement of Nike batteries differed at each location. Initially, the planners chose fixed sites well away from the defended area and the Corps of Engineers Real Estate Offices began seeking tracts of land in rural areas. However, Army planners determined that

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During the early-to-mid-1960s the Nike Ajax batteries were upgraded to the Hercules system. The new missiles had greater range and destructive power, so about half as many batteries provided the same defensive capability. Regular Army batteries were either upgraded to the Hercules system or

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decommissioned. Army National Guard units continued to use the Ajax system until 1964, when they too upgraded to Hercules. Eventually, the Regular Army units were replaced by the National Guard as a cost-saving measure, since the Guard units could return to their homes when off duty.

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In 1961, SAC and the U.S. Army began a joint training mission with benefits for both parties. SAC needed fresh (simulated) targets which the cities ringed by Nike/Hercules sites provided, and the Army needed live targets to acquire and track with their radar. SAC had many

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fleet. The name referred to its experimental basis, it was intended to be replaced by a more appropriate name when the system was put into production. This never came to pass; the original Nike-X concept was replaced by a much more limited defense system known as the

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charges at three points down the length of the missile to help ensure a lethal hit. The missile's limited range was seen by critics as a serious flaw, because it often meant that the missile had to be situated very close to the area it was protecting.

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emplacements as the only anti-aircraft artillery remaining in use by the US. By 1957 the Regular Army AAA units had been replaced by missile battalions. During 1958 the Army National Guard began to replace their guns and adopt the Ajax system.

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target is hit before the missile depletes its fuel. This means that the missile and target cannot be tracked by a single radar, increasing the complexity of the system. By this point, the US had considerable experience with lead-calculating

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signed during 1972, and further budget reduction, almost all Nike sites in the continental United States were deactivated by April 1974. Some units remained active until the later part of that decade in a coastal air defense role.

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The deployment was designed to initially supplement and then replace gun batteries deployed around the nation's major urban areas and vital military installations. The defense areas consisted of major cities and selected

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mode which was successfully tested in Alaska. The mode change was accomplished by changing a single plug on the warhead from the "Safe Plug" to "Surface to Air" or "Surface to Surface" and a range setting in the TRR.

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limited number of interceptors might still be militarily useful. Among these, the I-67 concept suggested building a lightweight defense against very limited attacks. When the Chinese exploded their first

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terminated Zeus development in 1963. The Zeus system, which cost an estimated $ 15 billion, still suffered from several technical flaws that were believed to be uneconomical to overcome.

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close-in perimeter sites would provide enhanced firepower. Staggering sites between outskirt and close-in locations to urban areas gave defenders a greater defense-in-depth capability.

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Each launch site had three parts, separated by at least 1,000 yards (914 m). One part (designated C) of about six acres (24,000 m) contained the IFC (Integrated Fire Control)

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radars, computer advances, and a missile tolerant of skin temperatures three times those of the Zeus. In September 1967, the Department of Defense announced the deployment of the

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Still, the Army continued to develop an anti-ICBM weapon system referred to as "Nike-X" – that was largely based on the technological advances of the Zeus system. Nike-X featured

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Aerial view of former Nike missile site near Los Angeles, showing radar site in upper left and launch site in foreground. By Everett Weinreb for HAER (April 1988).

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The elevator doors at former Nike site D-57/58 in Newport, Michigan, USA. At the time this picture was taken in 1996, the site was a hazardous waste cleanup site.

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of anti-aircraft guns and missiles. ARAACOM was renamed the US Army Air Defense Command (USARADCOM) during 1957. It adopted a simpler acronym, ARADCOM, in 1961.

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radar) searched for a target to be handed over to the Target Tracking Radar (TTR) for tracking. The Missile Tracking Radar (MTR) tracked the missile by way of a

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in 1967, I-67 was promoted as a defense against a Chinese attack, and this system became Sentinel in October. Nike-X development, in its original form, ended.

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activity also took place between the bombers and the Nike sites. The performance of the NIKE crews improved remarkably with this "live target" practice.

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in their inventories into the early 1990s and sent their soldiers to the United States to conduct live-fire exercises at Fort Bliss, Texas.

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air base defense during 1966, reducing the number of batteries to 112. Budgetary cuts reduced that number to 87 in 1968, and 82 in 1969.

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A Nike Ajax is on display near the administrative buildings at the former Nike site in Rustan, about 40 km to the southwest of

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either the Battery Control Area or the Launch Area, depending upon site configuration, obstructions, and the availability of land.

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decreased the value of the Nike (aircraft) air defense system. Beginning around 1965, the number of Nike batteries was reduced.

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The Sprint missile was the main weapon in the Nike-X system, intercepting enemy ICBM warheads only seconds before they exploded.

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ICBMs, and which was also based on the Nike-X system. It became operational in 1975, but was shut down after just three months.

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A Nike Ajax and Hercules on launchers and an additional Nike Ajax and Hercules missile without launchers are on display at the

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anti-aircraft missile system. The project delivered the United States' first operational anti-aircraft missile system, the

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system during 1966. In the end, neither development would enter service. However, the Nike Zeus system did demonstrate a

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needed to be ready for instantaneous action to fend off a "surprise attack." Instead, a fixed-site scheme was devised.

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to obscure the warheads until they were too close to attack, making a single warhead attack highly likely to succeed.

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A Nike Hercules on its transporter (trailer) is on display outside a public storage (former site MS-20) facility in

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A Nike Ajax and Hercules are on display at the Pennsylvania National Guard Department of Military Arts building at

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The figures do not include approximately 1 billion dollars for research and development, paid to Western Electric.

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To Defend and Deter: The Legacy of the United States Cold War Missile Program (USA-Cerl Special Report, N-97/01,)

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circuits played a major part in the retention of 'obsolete' technology until hardened circuits were developed.

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receiver aerial weighing about 1,000 tons. The first successful intercept of an ICBM by Zeus was in 1962, at

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Each Nike missile battery was divided into two basic parcels: the Battery Control Area and the Launch Area.

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has a Nike Hercules restored by George T. Baker Aviation School students. The Nike site is operated by the

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during December 1953. A further 240 launch sites were built up to 1962. They replaced 896 radar-guided

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the only known instance of Army National Guard units being equipped with operational nuclear weapons.

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A Nike Ajax and Nike Hercules are on display at the Royal Museum of the Army and Military History in

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between the missiles in the Launch Area and the missile-tracking-radar in the Battery Control Area.

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Nike-X addressed these concerns by basing its defense on a very fast, short-range missile known as

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double fence and the kennels housing dogs that patrolled the perimeter between the two fences.

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batteries in a Defense Area and the actual number of batteries varied from a low of two in the

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Nike Hercules-raket met afvuurinstallatie – Zoeken in de collectie – Nationaal Militair Museum

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A Nike Ajax missile cutaway, as well as a complete Nike Ajax missile are on display at the

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A Nike Ajax is on display near the Toledo Rockets Glass Bowl Stadium on the campus of the

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were used. The acquisition radar (such as the AN/GSS-1 Electronic Search Central with the

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A Nike Ajax is on display in front of Villa Park VFW Post 2801 in Villa Park Illinois.

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on 22 May 1958, killing six soldiers and four civilians. A memorial can be found at

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A Nike Hercules is on display in Young Patriot's Park(Formally Nike base D-54) in

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photograph of a Nike-Hercules missile being erected for a simulated launch at

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The first successful Nike test was during November 1951, intercepting a drone

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A Nike Hercules and what seems to be the tip of a Nike Ajax is on display at

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Two Nike Ajax and a Nike Hercules are on display near the Bataan Building at

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A Nike Ajax is displayed in front of an Army Surplus store located near the

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A and B. The Zeus was aimed at intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).

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Three erected Nike-Hercules missiles on their launchers at Oedingen (1980).

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Committee on Government Operations, United States Senate (31 March 1964).

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Two Nike Ajax and a Hercules are on display at a small Cold War museum in

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A Nike Ajax on its launcher and a Hercules are on display in front of the

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Hercules HIPAR guidance system. Shaped like a pyramid, the ZAR featured a

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Even as Nike Ajax was being tested, work started on Nike-B, later renamed

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A Nike Hercules is on display at Stævnsfortet, about 50 km south of

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as they became surplus starting in the 1950s in the following versions:

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Clam shell protecting radar at Summit Site near Anchorage, Alaska (1986)

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The Nike Hercules was deployed starting in June 1958. First deployed to

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or Army to protect certain key sites. This left a handful of 75 mm

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Low-powered acquisition radar (LOPAR) at SF-88L (relocated from SF-88C)

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of the Nike system was also improved with the Hercules and included a

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track a few warheads at the same time. Worse, the attacker could use

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Mach 3.65 (ca. 2094 mph true airspeed @ 65k ft; 3877 km/h)

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Pyramiding of Profits and Costs in the Missile Procurement Program

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capability against ballistic missiles during the early 1960s. See

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missile system, its major elements drawn from Nike X development.

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A Nike Ajax and Hercules are on display at the Air Power Park in

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2.25 (ca. 1485 mph true airspeed @ 50k ft; 2390 km/h)

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booster became the basis for many types of rocket including the

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to improve the ability to defend against mass formations. The

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Underground missile storage at SF-88 below open elevator doors

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Nike Ajax Explosion Marker: Gateway National Recreation Area

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Video Documentary of History of Nike-Hercules Project in U.S.

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The second best preserved Nike installation is site NY-56 at

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proposed a much longer-ranged, collision-course system named

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Mach 4 > (ca. 2800+ mph; 4,900 km/h arbitrary)

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After disputes between the Army and the Air Force (see the

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These trucks and trailers were used with the Nike system.

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Big Picture: Army Digest Number Nine: Nike Zeus-Pershing

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United States tri-service rocket designations post-1963

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First Line of Defense, Nike Missile Sites in Illinois

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First Line of Defense, Nike Missile Sites in Illinois

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First Line of Defense, Nike Missile Sites in Illinois

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First Line of Defense, Nike Missile Sites in Illinois

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John C. Lonnquest, David F. Winkler (November 1996).

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A Nike Ajax on its launcher is on display outside an

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Integrated Fire Control Area for a Nike-Hercules site

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Nike missile family and other missiles on display at

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A Nike Ajax and Nike Hercules are on display in the

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A missile emerges from the elevator at SF-88 (2008)

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Despite its technological advancements, the 310:-built missile was a two-stage missile using a 3914: 2408:The Nike boosters were also used as stages in 1323:6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) second stage 1301:1 ft 9 in (0.53 m) second stage 1274:21 ft 0 in (6.41 m)second stage 4666: 4091: 3900: 3787:United States Army Center of Military History 3643:"Everglades National Park Nike Missile Tours" 3229: 3227: 3225: 3223: 2638:The best preserved Nike installation is site 2156:Defense areas within the United States were: 1788:M431 dolly, trailer, front, for Nike trailers 1127:Some small-scale work to use Nike Zeus as an 5934:Surface-to-air missiles of the United States 3174: 3071:German project for a surface-to-air missile. 1791:M432 dolly, trailer, rear, for Nike trailers 1785:M430 dolly, trailer, rear, for Nike trailers 666:Many Nike Hercules batteries were manned by 3018:A Nike Hercules is on display in a park in 2683:and is open in the winter for guided tours. 2404:Nike booster motor as sounding rocket stage 1627:. 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Fort Hancock Nike Association 3591: 3569: 3546: 3537: 3454: 3445: 3436: 3404: 3392: 2530:needs additional citations for 1868:needs additional citations for 1500:3 warheads each surrounded with 1461:Thiokol M30 solid-fueled rocket 1404:149,900 ft (45,700 m) 1353:22,700 lb (10,300 kg) 1025: 967:Tier 1, contractor to the Army 745:, which was designed to defend 494:needs additional citations for 348:produced the launcher loaders. 146:needs additional citations for 3771:Nike Missile Manual Collection 3375: 3338: 3323: 3266: 3034:Richard Montgomery High School 2210:Dallas–Fort Worth Defense Area 2198:Cincinnati–Dayton Defense Area 1849:List of Nike missile locations 1561:W-31 nuclear 20 kt (M-22) 1521:12 lb (5.4 kg) total 1463:10,000 lbf (44.4 kN) 1401:69,900 ft (21,300 m) 1350:10,980 lb (4,980 kg) 1154:Nike Hercules was included in 1149:anti-ballistic missile systems 103:, the goddess of victory from 13: 1: 3213: 2859:A Nike Ajax is on display at 2816:A Nike Ajax is on display in 2767:Peterson Air and Space Museum 1842: 1778:M429 dolly, for Nike trailers 1751:M261 flat bed, guided missile 832: 689:Launch of a Nike Zeus missile 107:). The missile's first-stage 3045:Air Defense Artillery Museum 2510: 2258:Homestead–Miami Defense Area 1038:Total cost to Army: 1,545.1 674: 370: 350:Fruehauf Trailer Corporation 276:, starting with the British 7: 5939:United States Army projects 4463:Unguided rockets, 1940–1963 3058: 2709: 1815:M584 dolly, trailer, front, 1803:M565 dolly, trailer, front, 256:offered Project Nike while 10: 5955: 3432:. NASA. 1976. p. 133. 3315:Kendrick, Gregory (1996). 3297:Kendrick, Gregory (1996). 3258:Kendrick, Gregory (1996). 3234:Kendrick, Gregory (1996). 3179:. 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Lewis Military Museum 2936:, in Chantilly, Virginia. 2689:is a former Nike site on 2687:San Vicente Mountain Park 2648:San Francisco, California 2330:Philadelphia Defense Area 2192:Chicago–Gary Defense Area 1827:M699 dolly trailer, rear, 1558:Conventional warhead only 1410:170 mi (280 km) 1390:250 mi (400 km) 1387:200 mi (320 km) 1372: 988: 966: 928: 869: 752: 297:pulse-position modulation 4357:1955–1963 missile system 4211:1951–1955 missile system 4115:1948–1951 missile system 3834:The Nike Missile Program 3621:"HM69 Nike Missile Base" 3335:2 August 1962 pp.166–170 2984:Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 2967:Okauchee Lake, Wisconsin 2825:Aberdeen Proving Grounds 2677:Everglades National Park 2617: 2348:Robbins AFB Defense Area 2282:Los Angeles Defense Area 2270:Lincoln AFB Defense Area 2264:Kansas City Defense Area 1384:87 mi (140 km) 1145:National Missile Defense 3813:Nike Hercules in Alaska 3808:Nike Historical Society 3645:. National Park Service 3623:. National Park Service 3579:. National Park Service 3442:Corliss 1972 pp. 32, 80 2782:Cape Canaveral, Florida 2390:Walker AFB Defense Area 2384:Turner AFB Defense Area 2378:Travis AFB Defense Area 2342:Providence Defense Area 2336:Pittsburgh Defense Area 2324:Offutt AFB Defense Area 2276:Loring AFB Defense Area 2186:Bridgeport Defense Area 1926:United States Air Force 1541:M17 blast-fragmentation 1534:T-45 HE warhead weighed 1428:(4x M5E1 Nike boosters) 1381:25 mi (40 km) 585:A Nike Hercules missile 352:produced the trailers. 3543:Corliss 1972 pp. 63-64 3523:"Nike With Upperstage" 3460:Corliss 1972 pp. 54-24 3451:Corliss 1972 pp. 24-25 3410:Corliss 1972 pp. 52-54 2993:'s training centre at 2945:Bridgeport, Washington 2901:Letterkenny Army Depot 2865:Alamogordo, New Mexico 2850:Dutch Air Force Museum 2737:in Bellemont, Arizona. 2695:Santa Monica Mountains 2659:Sandy Hook, New Jersey 2634: 2354:St. Louis Defense Area 2288:Milwaukee Defense Area 2234:Fairbanks Defense Area 2222:Dyess AFB Defense Area 2204:Cleveland Defense Area 2168:Barksdale Defense Area 2162:Anchorage Defense Area 2012:Another radar at SF-88 1916: 1258:Nike Zeus B (XLIM-49A) 1112:Soviet development of 779:anti-ballistic missile 768: 740:anti-ballistic missile 690: 618: 586: 397: 386: 241: 73: 40:, Alabama. 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Meade, Maryland 2800:Cedar Lake, Indiana 2728:Huntsville, Alabama 2180:Boston Defense Area 2026:Control area SF-51C 1688:M257 truck, inert, 1682:M256 truck, inert, 865:subcontract profit 668:Army National Guard 385:A Nike Ajax missile 83:, "Victory") was a 4609:Undesignated types 4107:United States Army 3476:Corliss 1972 p. 82 2974:Roberts, Wisconsin 2956:Tacoma, Washington 2883:Port Clinton, Ohio 2829:Aberdeen, Maryland 2644:Golden Gate Bridge 2635: 1917: 1158:discussions as an 769: 691: 652:Radar Bomb Scoring 636:surface-to-surface 619: 595:ballistic missiles 587: 416:, operated by the 414:anti-aircraft guns 404:. The first type, 398: 387: 357:Key West Agreement 278:Kerrison Predictor 242: 74: 5906: 5905: 4648: 4647: 4073: 4072: 3919:family of rockets 3491:Parsch, Andreas. 3111:Safeguard Program 2926:Udvar-Hazy Center 2919:Hampton, Virginia 2836:Hancock, Maryland 2807:Combat Air Museum 2749:Brussels, Belgium 2627:Multiple exposure 2615: 2614: 2607: 2589: 2318:Oahu Defense Area 1909: 1908: 1901: 1839: 1838: 1657: 1656: 1649: 1586: 1585: 1239: 1238: 1231: 1162:. 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