Alpha Flight
USA /
Missouri /
Blackburn /
World
/ USA
/ Missouri
/ Blackburn
World / United States / Missouri
military, Minuteman, historical layer / disappeared object, intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM)
Once an arrangement of 10 LGM-30F Minuteman II Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Launch Facilities and a single Launch Control Facility, Alfa was one of five missile flights manned by the 508th Missile Squadron, 351st Missile Wing. The 351st MW was activated on August 9, 1963 at Whiteman Air Force Base located near Knob Noster, Missouri and remained stationed there until its deactivation on July 31, 1995. Its inactivation coincided with the adoption of the START I treaty, which saw the destruction of Whiteman's launch facilities.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiteman_Air_Force_Base
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°2'49"N 93°28'45"W
- Bravo Flight 6.4 km
- Charlie Flight 30 km
- Echo Flight 39 km
- Foxtrot Flight 45 km
- Delta Flight 53 km
- India Flight 59 km
- Golf Flight 95 km
- Lima Flight 103 km
- Juliet Flight 109 km
- Kilo Flight 114 km
- Blind Pony Lake 10 km
- Blind Pony Lake Conservation Area 11 km
- Blind Pony Lake Conservation Area - Cromley Pond Element 11 km
- Perry Memorial Conservation Area 13 km
- Ralph and Martha Perry Memorial State Wildlife Area 16 km
- Marshall Junction Conservation Area 22 km
- B-47 Crash Site 23 km
- Marshall Memorial Municipal Airport (MHL/KMHL) 24 km
- Van Meter State Park 30 km
- Grand Pass Conservation Area 31 km
Blind Pony Lake
Blind Pony Lake Conservation Area
Blind Pony Lake Conservation Area - Cromley Pond Element
Perry Memorial Conservation Area
Ralph and Martha Perry Memorial State Wildlife Area
Marshall Junction Conservation Area
B-47 Crash Site
Marshall Memorial Municipal Airport (MHL/KMHL)
Van Meter State Park
Grand Pass Conservation Area