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Nike Hercules - United States Nuclear Forces
Transfer rocket launch site in Germany. General H. Schaper, Calmeyer by radar. These are the first NIKE Hercules Ant-Aircraft Guided Missile Site 1 Group Guided Weapons in Handorf. Date: October 10, 1961
Nike Hercules Missile Tracking and Target Tracking Radars Control center. Battery site SF-88 #14 - YouTube
Bell telephone magazine . Army missile-men check antenna of ImprovedNike Hercules acquisition radar. Nike Hercules stands guard at defense pointsacross the U.S. and at many overseas bases.. Aerial view shows the
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showing acquisition radar from 'Procedures and Drills for the NIKE Hercules Missile Battery,' Department of the Army Field Manual, FM-44-82 from Institute for Military History, Carlisle Barracks, Carlisle, PA, 1959 - NIKE
File:SF-88 Nike Hercules Missile Site (11)- Radar Coder Set (7399540288).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
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Scott Manley on Twitter: "Instead of increasing radar resolution, they increased the kill radius of the warhead by developing the Nike-Hercules with a 20kiloton W31 Nuclear warhead. The original Nike became known
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File:SF-88 Nike Hercules Missile Site (12)- Radar Power Supply Group (7399542110).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Close look at a Nike Hercules Missile Tracking Radar (MTR). Battery site SF-88 #6 - YouTube
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5. Photocopy of photograph showing target tracking radar from 'Procedures and Drills for the NIKE Hercules Missile Battery,' Department of the Army Field Manual, FM-44-82 from Institute for Military History, Carlisle Barracks,
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