Supplemental CD ROM of Nike source material
During the past couple of years I have acquired a fairly extensive library
of pdf documents of several of the references used in the preparation of
this work. Many of these references are no longer in print, but are
available on the web. I am offering this collection of documents on a CD ROM
separate from the published book. The cost will be $10.00, send a check or
money order and your mailing address to me at:
Mark Berhow
PO Box 6124
Peoria, IL 61601
berhowma@insightbb.com
Word Documents included:
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OCR version of a section on Nike from U.S. Army Air Defense Digest, 1966.
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AAA gun site list 1950-1959 by John McGrath
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NIKE MISSILE SYSTEM & SITE: A Working Bibliography of MHI Sources
PDF Documents included:
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Cagle, Mary T., Development, Production, and Deployment of the Nike Ajax
Weapon System 1945-1959, Redstone Arsenal, AL: US Army Ordnance Missile
Command, 30 June 1959.
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Carlson, Christina M. and Robert Lyon, Last Line of Defense: Nike Missile
Sites in Illinois, Denver, CO: National Park Service, Rocky Mountain System
Support Office, 1996.
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Department of the Army, Subject: Excess Report, Nike HERCULES site D-FW-20
Terrell, Texas. September 27, 1968.
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Lonnquest, John C. and David F. Winkler, To Defend and Deter: The Legacy of
the United States Cold War Missile Program, USACERL Special Report 97/01,
U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories, Champaign, IL.
Rock Island, IL: Defense Publishing Service, November 1996.
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Moeller, Stephen P., ³Vigilant and Invincible, United States Army Air
Defense Command.² Air Defense Artillery HQDA PB 44-95-3, May-June 1995, pp.
2-42.
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Shiman, Phillip, Forging the Sword: Defense Production During the Cold War.,
USACERL Special Report 97/77 July 1997.
United States Army, Historical Study No. 4, Army Antiaircraft in Air Defense
1946 to 1954, Colorado Springs, CO: Directorate of Historical Services,
Headquarters ADC, 30 June 1954.
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Winkler, David F., Searching the Skies: the Legacy of the United States Cold
War Defense Radar Program, United States Air Force Combat Command, Langley
AFB, VA, US Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories, Champaign,
IL, June 1997.
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