9th Intelligence Squadron/ SAGE DC-18
USA /
California /
Wheatland /
World
/ USA
/ California
/ Wheatland
World / United States / California
military, intelligence agency
9 RW/9 IS
5801 C St., Suite 200
Beale AFB, CA 95903
(530) 634-3173
DSN 368-3173
Callsign: Blameless
www.radomes.org/museum/ --
"Activated on February 15, 1959, this SAGE Direction Center for the San Francisco Air Defense Sector remained active until August 1963."
The site used an AN/FSQ-7 Whirlwind Interceptor computer.
www.radomes.org/museum/equip/fsq-7.html
ed-thelen.org/SageIntro.html
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www.beale.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=39... --
"The 9th Intelligence Squadron was activated by Special Order GB-18 dated 1 June 1992 as the 9th Intelligence Support Squadron. It was assigned to the 9th Operations Group (Air Combat Command). It succeeded the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron, which was inactivated after a long and illustrious history (1 May 1949 to 19 Sep 1991).
"The Air Force activated the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron at Beale AFB in June of 1966. The 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron programmed the flight track and specialized cameras on the onboard computer system of the SR-71 Blackbird; it processed the film taken from the U-2 and SR-71 when it returned; and then analyzed and interpreted the imagery.
"The 9th Intelligence Squadron has participated in Operations IRAQI FREEDOM, ENDURING FREEDOM, and SOUTHERN WATCH in recent years. The unit developed over 325 miles of film and produced over 3500 imagery products in support of these operations. The search area covered by these missions was greater than 20 million square miles."
5801 C St., Suite 200
Beale AFB, CA 95903
(530) 634-3173
DSN 368-3173
Callsign: Blameless
www.radomes.org/museum/ --
"Activated on February 15, 1959, this SAGE Direction Center for the San Francisco Air Defense Sector remained active until August 1963."
The site used an AN/FSQ-7 Whirlwind Interceptor computer.
www.radomes.org/museum/equip/fsq-7.html
ed-thelen.org/SageIntro.html
--
www.beale.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=39... --
"The 9th Intelligence Squadron was activated by Special Order GB-18 dated 1 June 1992 as the 9th Intelligence Support Squadron. It was assigned to the 9th Operations Group (Air Combat Command). It succeeded the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron, which was inactivated after a long and illustrious history (1 May 1949 to 19 Sep 1991).
"The Air Force activated the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron at Beale AFB in June of 1966. The 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron programmed the flight track and specialized cameras on the onboard computer system of the SR-71 Blackbird; it processed the film taken from the U-2 and SR-71 when it returned; and then analyzed and interpreted the imagery.
"The 9th Intelligence Squadron has participated in Operations IRAQI FREEDOM, ENDURING FREEDOM, and SOUTHERN WATCH in recent years. The unit developed over 325 miles of film and produced over 3500 imagery products in support of these operations. The search area covered by these missions was greater than 20 million square miles."
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_Air_Defense_Sector
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°6'35"N 121°23'49"W
- Weapons Storage Area 6.7 km
- Beale Air Force Base (IATA: BAB – ICAO: KBAB) 10 km
- Camp Beale (site) 11 km
- Yuba County Airport (MYV/KMYV) \ Marysville Army Airfield (site) 16 km
- High Frequency Global Communications System, Lincoln Receiver Site 26 km
- Auburn Dam overlook/Camp Flint (site) 37 km
- Oroville Auxiliary Field A-5 57 km
- Kirkwood Auxiliary Army Airfield 2 / Kirkwood Airport 99 km
- Campbell Auxiliary Field 100 km
- Point Arena Air Force Station 188 km
- Coyote Run Golf Course 1.6 km
- Three Bridges Area 3.9 km
- Spenceville Wildlife Area 10 km
- Gold Dredge Mining area 10 km
- Olivehurst, California 13 km
- Linda, California 14 km
- South Yuba City, California 21 km
- Loma Rica, California 24 km
- Collins Lake 27 km
- Dredge Area - Gold Mine 30 km
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