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May 19, 2024 · Immersive History: Step into a real piece of Cold War history, where this Atlas E Missile Silo once housed a mighty intercontinental ballistic missile ready to defend our nation.
UPPER AND LOWER LEVELS OF THE LAUNCH CONTROL CENTER ARE NEARLY COMPLETED. THE MISSILE SILO ITSELF IS ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING ATLAS F SILOS THAT IS NATURALLY DRY, WITH MANY INTERIOR LEVELS AND CRIB STRUCTURE. EXTERIOR HAS BEEN EXTENSIVELY CLEARED, SINGLE PHASE POWER, HIGH SECURITY FENCING AND EMERGENCY BACKUP GENERATOR INSTALLED.
Feb 19, 2012 · The Atlas E 548-5 Missile Silo: "Troop 248 Forbes A. F. B. June 14 - 18, 196~" This is confusing because this missile silo was operated by the 548th SMS and wasn't opened until July of 1960. A Few Facts on the Atlas E 548-5 Missile Silo:
Welcome to AtlasMissileSilo.com! This web site is dedicated to the Atlas series of missile bases which were constructed in the early 1960's and put into service by the United States Air Force and the Strategic Air Command during the Cold War. The sites remained active until the Spring and Summer of 1965. The Atlas missile system project was ...
The museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation and restoration of documents, artifacts and equipment that once comprised the Atlas missile system. The Museum is specifically focused on the Atlas F series of missile systems and uses an actual Atlas F silo and Launch Control Center as its main exhibition facility for collections of ...
Discover a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a piece of Cold War history! Welcome to a world where the past meets the future – your 12,946-square-foot underground former Atlas E Missile Silo. The property also has an 820 SF living area connected to a 3,794-square-foot metal garage/workshop above ground and a 1,906-square-foot living area below ...
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Following is a series of documents pertaining to the Atlas E version of the SM-65 missile system. There are different sections including news articles, diagrams, construction, operational and historical documents, etc. This page has sub-sections for the three operational Atlas E ICBM squadrons with information specific to that squadron.
