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...cquisition, launch and guidance systems. The building that housed the Army computer equipment and command post came to be known as the Missile Master Blockhous ...h radar data from the USAF FPS-67B was share by the Army and USAF computer systems and fed to the SAGE Direction Centers. The SAGE Direction Center would feed ...

...(JSS)]] by the Hughes Aircraft Company. The system consisted of a central computer interfaced with a number of display consoles and interfaced with external r |width="50%"|<!--[[Image:.jpg|300px|thumb|left|FYQ-93 Computer]]--> ...

...as replaced in early 1965 with the [[TSQ-51]] "Missile Mentor" solid-state computer system. ...rom the FAA ARSR-1 was shared by the FAA, the U.S. Army, and USAF computer systems and fed to the [[Stewart SAGE Direction Center DC-02]]. The SAGE Direction ...

...cquisition, launch and guidance systems. The building that housed the Army computer equipment and command post came to be known as the Missile Master Blockhous ...h radar data from the USAF FPS-35 was shared by the Army and USAF computer systems and fed to the SAGE Direction Center DC-06. The SAGE Direction Center would ...

...as replaced in early 1965 with the [[TSQ-51]] "Missile Mentor" solid-state computer system. ...rom the FAA ARSR-1 was shared by the FAA, the U.S. Army, and USAF computer systems and fed to the [[Stewart SAGE Direction Center DC-02]]. The SAGE Direction ...

...on (solid-state) computer system, the GSA-51. The display consoles and the computer system were usually housed in a BUIC annex to the existing radar station op ...n Bryan Hall and provided operations and maintenance training for enlisted computer technicians. The Tyndall facility had several roles that included weapons d ...

...mponents to interface directly with the individual radar sites and weapons systems. The combat center was connected to the Hancock SAGE Direction Center DC-03 {{Mapit-US-cityscale|43.12221|-76.10055}} ...

|width="50%"|[[File:Beale AFB Pave Paws-4.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Pave Paws Computer Maintenance Operations Center, showing duplexed Cyber Computers]] ...ng Squadron. Initial equipment included two [[FPS-115]] phased array radar systems. Subsequent hardware and software upgrades to the [[FPS-115]] changed the d ...

* [[US Computer Systems]] ...the Eastern Computer Conference, December 1957, page 156-160. [https://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/afips/1957/5051/00/50510156.pdf Pdf] ...

The initial concept had two FPS-115 systems deployed in the continental United States in 1980, one on the east coast at |width="50%"|[[File:Beale AFB Pave Paws-4.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Pave Paws Computer Maintenance Operations Center, showing duplexed cyber 170-174 computers]] ...

...ir Division]]. The SAGE Combat Center CC-3 shut down the vacuum tube FSQ-8 computer on 1 Apr 1966. ...pt input directly from some 20 [[JSS System]] radar sites and other sensor systems. This same system was also in place at the Griffiss Eastern Air Defense Sec ...

(D) 42.36145, -71.09669, MIT's Digital Computer Laboratory ...ate as much of the air defense process as possible using fledgling digital computer and data transmission technology. This experimental project run by MIT's Li ...

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1954-Active) - A [[Cold War]] US Military Complex established in 1953 near Carroll Valley, Pennsylvania. Pr ...and was designed to accommodate some 3,000 people. Other features included computer and communications equipment, two reservoirs, medical and dental facilities ...

...r data to the [[Experimental SAGE Subsector]] direction center FSQ-7 (XD1) computer. ...r 1955 initially feeding the Experimental SAGE Subsector (ESS) FSQ-7 (XD1) computer located at Lincoln Laboratories on Hanscom Air Force Base. The MITRE Corpor ...

...nals (airfields) these facilities have separate supporting radar and radio systems. The nation's military airfields generally provide their own terminal servi ...into adjacent sectors. This extended coverage is possible because the new computer system can process data from 64 radars versus the 24 radar capacity with th ...

...vacuum tube direction center computers with the more up-to-date [[GYK-19]] computer system and replaced the [[FST-2]] with a more up-to-date coordinate data tr ...uch smaller and seemingly more capable [[FYQ-93]] (Hughes H511ME) computer systems as a part of the JSS program. Senneterre continued to feed the Canada East ...

...[[GPA-37]] analog computer and later the [[FSQ-7]] [[SAGE System]] digital computer allowing the F-106 to be vectored toward targets by ground controllers. {{Mapit-US-cityscale|47.62306|-117.51444}} ...

...[[FYQ-93]] system until the change to the RADOC system and the [[FYQ-156]] computer system came in 2006. ...00 square foot building includes multiple back-up generators, surveillance systems, USAF secure facilities, a cryptology centre and battle stations. Inputs to ...

The [[GPA-37]] Course Directing analog computer system was installed in the 1960-1961 time frame. The [[FYQ-9]] Semiautomat ...now operates with the [[Battle Control System-Fixed]] (BCS-F) [[FYQ-156]] computer system. The RAOC is currently a component of the Alaska NORAD Region (ANR) ...

...he war included high technology items such as ENIAC, the first large-scale computer system use initially to compute artillery firing tables. ...had a rich collection of U.S. and captured enemy fixed and mobile weapons systems on public display were established on APG in 1924. Notable items at the mus ...