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The Green River Launch Complex sits near Green River, a small community in central Utah. Built in 1964, by the US Air Force, the complex was used to test various missile and projectile weapons.
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Portrait of Col. John B. Watkins, Jr., Deputy for NRO
1970-05-26
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Preparing a Pershing Missile for launching
1963-10-14
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Problem Grounds Big Bird
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Program Takes Precision Teamwork
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Radar Site at White Mesa near Blanding, Utah
1967-06-21
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Range makes staff changes
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Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Opens New Segment Of Interstate-70 on Picturesque Utah Desert
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Road Blocks Map
1971-04-01
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Sand Flats Mountain Road Slated for Improvement; Two Athena Missiles Fired Successfully Here Monday
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Science Fair winners visit
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SFC Delfino F. Beltran, NCOIC/Admin. NCO., Utah Launch Complex 1966-1969
1969-01-21
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Sgt. Ernest J.Vouri shot deer.
1965-11-27
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Short Circuit Blamed in Athena Miss; Loki Rocket Tests Are Scheduled For Green River Firing; An Athena Missile; A.F. Scores Twin Successes In Green River Launching; Junction Box Failed Athena
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Signed and Sealed; Army Tests 2nd. Pershing Missile; Army Resumes Missile Shots
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Six Pershings set for launch near Utah site
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Sixteen Pershings Set For Fall Firing; Bids are sough for repaving job at Utah complex
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Slides Explain Missile Danger to Navajos
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Soldier Slants; Four Corners; G.R. will host new missile test; Athena Rocket Finally Makes First Flight: Shot Undecided; Missile Test Satisfactory; Shots of the Week
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Space Cinders To Fly; New Athena to Win Letter on Utah Missile Track
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Spanning Pioneer
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Special Awards
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Special awards presented for Athena program work
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Successful Launch
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Sustained Superior Performance Award to Robert J. Moore.
1971-11-10
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Takes Command; Announcement of Missile Unit Arrival
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