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I was statoned there (A Battery, 1st Missile Battalion, 62nd Artillery) from October '65 thru July '68. This was the Nike Hercules Launch area. We called these underground magazines "pits" (Silo is more of an ICBM term). Rather than "squad" each was manned by a "section" of about 10 men.
A few miles south, where Marine's sewage treatment plant is now, were the Admin offices, barracks and Fire Control radars. I have some photos of that area somewhere on Panoramo, but apparently the link to the Google Earth map has been broken.
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Amateur photographer living in Illinois, just across the river from St. Louis. Originally from Oregon, retired from the Air Force in 2005.
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Great Picture!!!!
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Excellent Picture!!!!
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Wonderful Barn and Silo Picture!!!!
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Beautiful old Barn Picture!!!!
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Beautiful Old Farm Picture!!!!
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Wonderful Picture!!!!
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Did somebody live here with a deer rifle?
Very interisting graphical structures + like from Uwe
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I was statoned there (A Battery, 1st Missile Battalion, 62nd Artillery) from October '65 thru July '68. This was the Nike Hercules Launch area. We called these underground magazines "pits" (Silo is more of an ICBM term). Rather than "squad" each was manned by a "section" of about 10 men. A few miles south, where Marine's sewage treatment plant is now, were the Admin offices, barracks and Fire Control radars. I have some photos of that area somewhere on Panoramo, but apparently the link to the Google Earth map has been broken.