The KC-10L Nike missile site was part of the United States Army's Nike surface-to-air missile defense system, operated during the Cold War era. Located near the coordinates provided in the United States, this site was one of many established to protect major urban and industrial areas from potential aerial threats. The Nike program was a key component of America's air defense strategy from the 1950s through the 1970s, with sites typically consisting of missile launchers, radar systems, and control facilities.
KC-10L Nike missile site
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Unknown
Military Bunker
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Description
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Data Sheet
crew 15
armament 2 x MG 34 eller MG 08
function Personnel shelters
materials [object Object]
concrete M3 287
german Name Gruppenunterstand mit angehängtem Kampfraum
total Built 3000+
english Name Groupshelter with 2 MG positions
model Number 10
wall Thickness B
build_year 1950
thickness Reinforced concrete
type Military Bunker
era Cold War
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