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Links

Here are some relevant links (not necessarily all Titan I related, but certainly missile-related in some way) I can recommend for further reading and study on missile defense and the like.

 


The Association of Air Force Missileers - A non-profit organization of U.S. missile crews, historians and folks dedicated to the preservation of Air Force missile history in America from its humble origins to the present day.  They have some great historical resources available for modest donations as well as a newsletter and annual meetings hosted by the missileers.

Missile Base VR Tour - The grand-daddy of all the missile sites out there, this Titan I exploration page has been around since 1995 when most of us thought the WWW was some professional wrestling league.  Though most folks with an interest in missiles and internet access will have likely seen this page already, it must be included for completeness.

SiloWorld - A must-see for missile web sites with many great pictures and other downloadable resources.  Covers Atlas, Titan and Minuteman systems with a lot of great content.  I was inspired in part by this site to get off my butt and put this Titan I site together.

Nebraska Atlas F Silos - As the name would suggest, this site is primarily about Atlas F systems, but also contains links to missile bases currently for sale and photos of Titan and other Atlas configurations and even talks about how to fix up your own disused Atlas complex!  Great resources and photos make this a valuable site to visit.

Dienststelle Marienthal - Covers the author's book about the massive German government bunker that recently began demolition after it failed to sell to any private buyers.  Beautiful photos of this stunning facility will make you feel ill knowing that the facility has been destroyed.  The book, which is currently out of print and unavailable is featured in part on this site.  Though not directly missile-related, I am confident visitors will find this to be an interesting inclusion, and relevant by its association to the cold-war missile era.

Martin Trolle's Photos - If you are like myself, you have long had a hunger to get a close up look at the Russian missile systems that stood opposite our own Atlas and Titan missiles.  Martin's photo albums provide a very good look at defunct early Russian missile installations as they look today with many, many photos.

Titan I ICBM History Website - An excellent Titan I site, with links to many other pages devoted to many other missile systems.  A lot of work has gone into this site and it is very well organized and researched.  There is a wealth of detailed information here to appeal to the hard-core missile enthusiast.

Atlas Missile Silo - An ambitious guide to all 3 deployed Atlas configurations: D, E and F, showing site locations comprising the many Atlas squadrons.  There are some great resources available in the "downloads" section in PDF format.

548th Strategic Missile Squadron - Website devoted to the 548th SMS (Atlas E) out of Forbes AFB, Topeka, Kansas.

556th Strategic Missile Squadron - Website devoted to the 556th SMS (Snark, Atlas F) out of Presque Isle AFB, Presque Isle, Maine and Plattsburgh AFB, Plattsburgh, New York.

577th Strategic Missile Squadron - Website devoted to the 557th SMS (Atlas F) out of Altus AFB, Altus, Oklahoma.

579th Strategic Missile Squadron - Website devoted to the 579th SMS, (Atlas F) out of Walker Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.


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