9. ICBM Offutt 385 / 549 field

Former Atlas D "three-launcher" complex assigned to 385 Strategic Air Wing / 549th Strategic Msl Sq. 1960-1965
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549th was assigned 9 missiles, based in a 3 x 3 configuration: 3 launchers and 1 combined guidance control/launch facility constituted a launch complex and 3 dispersed complex locations comprised the squadron.

Missiles were housed in "coffin launcher" style complexes. Kept in semi-hardened facilities in which the missile was stored horizontally above ground. In order to launch, a 400-ton overhead door was rolled back after which the missile was raised to vertical position. Once upright, the missile was fueled with RP-1 and LOX after which it would be made ready for launch.

549 Operated 3 sites of 3 missiles at each site (9 total):
549-A, 3.4 mi SE of Mead, NE 41°11′37″N 096°26′23″W
549-B, 3.6 mi NE of Arrington, NE 41°29′17″N 096°17′59″W
549-C, 4.3 mi SE of Missouri Valley, IA 41°31′15″N 095°49′09W

Check nearby facilities at lat/long:
41°12'33"N 96°27'51"W whd storage
41°10'19"N 96°27'32"W 4x ops facility
41°08'35"N 96°28'59"W log facility
41°09'41"N 96°24'58"W log facility

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