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AADCP | Ellsworth AFB | Ellsworth AFB - is about 5 miles NE Rapid City, South Dakota on I-90
It had Titan 1 and later Minuteman II ICMBs. Current usage, Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota Air and Space Museum. See links #1 and #2 |
E-01 | Ellsworth AFB | 5.2 miles N Ellsworth AFB
[{Murdock, S} (updated May 20, 2001) E-01C E-01L & Hsg
[{Morgan, M} (May 19,2001) ... a third site, apparently E-01C, for sale. It's described as "36 acres for $96,000; former Nike missile site, unique, historical, many possibilities." The realtor is Mike Alley, Raben Real Estabe, (800)888-1619 or realty@rapidcity.com. From what we saw the site was intact and in good condition, maybe two buildings surviving (the majority of the battery structures were at E-01L). also see
Trip Report with photos Saturday 12 May 2001
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E-20 | Ellsworth AFB | 5.3 miles ENE Ellsworth AFB
[{Murdock, S} (updated May 20, 2001) E-20C E-20L & Hsg
[{Morgan, M} (May 19,2001) ... for sale. The first is former E-20L on the east side of Ellsworth, currently owned by Mr. Steve Gowan, Classic Haulers, Inc. The site is immaculate; 21.29 acres, fence is still up, seven buildings (27,888 square feet), three intact magazines. One of the admin buildings has been converted into a house, very nice inside. Of the four batteries in the Ellsworth Defense Area, this one is in the best shape. Mr. Gowan is asking $395,000; his realtor is Keith Carlyle/Coldwell Banker. Interested parties can contact Mr. Gowan at PO Box 3649, Rapid City, SD 57709 or at yomama@enetis.net. Also see Mark's trip report, ] |
E-40 | Ellsworth AFB | 3.5 miles SSE Ellsworth AFB
[{Murdock, S} (updated May 20, 2001) E-40C E-40L & Hsg
[{Morgan, M} (May 19,2001) ... The owner of E-40L, Box Elder, is looking for information and assistance on repairing his A-section elevator and getting it running again. If you can help, contact Mike Leffler at Lefler Auto Truck & Tractor, (605)923-4136, 923-4000, or at 14765 Bus Barn Road, Box Elder, SD 57719. ] Also see Mark's trip report, |
E-70 | Ellsworth AFB | 4.9 miles WSW Ellsworth AFB
E-70C [{Morgan, M} (May 19,2001) ... for sale is E-70C, on the west side of Ellsworth. This is the IFC for the Ellsworth west battery, 14.34 acres, eight buildings with 28,129 square feet, have been converted to living quarters. Private well and septic; has served as private housing for the last 19 years and is in excellent condition. Site has access to E-70L. The owner is Rev. Burton E. Brush; his realtor is also Keith Carlyle/Coldwell Banker. Interested parties can contact Rev. Brush at (605)348-8001, 22395 Pioneer Trial North, Rapid City, SD 57701 or bbrush@enetis.net. ] E-70L [{Koons, Weston} (Dec 31, 2018)
[{Eichenlaub, John } (updated Feb 10, 2010) - Re: {Morgan, M} (May 19,2001) below - "In particular, we're curious about four concrete pads at E-70L a few yards from the magazine area which appear to have been old gun positions." Those concrete pads were the base for Nike rails. We had a temporary setup (Operational) for a number of months, pending completion of the Launcher Area. I have several other details you may be interested in. Feel free to email me, or call me at 419-238-2776. (I have "unlimited long distance", so can call you back to prevent a big phone bill.) ] [{Murdock, S} (updated May 20, 2001) E-70 Hsg
also see Trip Report with photos Saturday 12 May 2001 ]]
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From Charles Carter, Aug 2020
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Designation | General Location | Detailed Location (Current Status) |
? | San Roque-La Línea | La Linea de la Concepcion, about 5 km north of Gibraltar |
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from Robert Lawrence - Oct 2017
From Simon Loewenthal - 11 May 2012
from
Gibraltar Chronicle chronicle 11 May 2012
"Fire fighters took several hours to extinguish a scrub blaze behind La Linea on Sierra Carbonera yesterday. The fire forced men from the Grupo SAM missile base to relocate some equipment from a nearby battery. Military personnel also assisted with the fire fighting operation. The cause of the blaze had not been established as this edition went to press. Fires are common in this area during the summer months." |
Rolf D. Görigk's Web Page says that
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Luis Garreta says
and May 2001 added:
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Don Bender says
Offhand, I've forgotten some of the details, but I think there was a site in or near Malaga on the coast. These sites were way down there and I wonder precisely what the strategy was. Four Herc sites in southern Spain. U.S. mil. bases, Gibraltar, aircraft or surface targets ... one wonders what went through the minds of the Nike folks. |
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