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I've started a new section on Radar Stations and Equipment. Right now I've got a lot of information and photos on the old Mill Valley Radar Station, but look for much more soon.

Added the History of the Air Force Research Laboratory, located at Edwards Air Force Base, this is where several missiles were and still are tested. Includes hundreds of photos of Test Stands, Control Rooms, and Observation Bunkers located at this site.

A list and details of the former Peacekeeper Missile Silos can be found here



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