| Perm ID | Sage ID | JSS ID | Unit | Location | Early Equip. |
Final Equip. |
Oper. Date |
Inact. Date |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SM-164 | Z-164 | 866 | Tonopah AFS, NV | MPS-7*; FPS-7C; FPS-6/-90 (2) | FPS-7C; FPS-90 | Feb-57 | June 1961 * | * MPS-7 operated manually at first site near town; radar site was relocated to a nearby peak in June 1961 and began SAGE operations. | |
| SM-164A | Beatty, NV ** | (FPS-18 planned) | Gap-Filler Annex. ** In early ADC plans, but never was built. Site *might* then have been transferred to NASA and became the Beatty Radar Tracking Station, located atop Springdale Mountain (north of town). The 1955 CONAD History document lists site SM-164A as Goldfield, NV. | ||||||
| SM-164A | Goldfield, NV ** | FPS-14 planned | Gap-Filler Annex. ** In early ADC plans, but never was built. Other sources list site SM-164A as Beatty, NV. | ||||||
| SM-164B | Coaldale, NV ** | (FPS-14 planned) | Gap-Filler Annex. ** In early ADC plans, but never was built | ||||||
| SM-164C | Oasis, CA ** | ** Gap-Filler Annex. In original ADC plans, but never was built. Oasis Gap Filler Annex, Site SM-164C, was to be located 34 miles Northeast of Big Pine, California in Section 21, Township 6 South, Range 37 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian (per https://www.militarymuseum.org/OasisGFA.html). | |||||||
| SM-164D | Bishop, CA ** | (FPS-14 first planned, then FPS-18) | Gap-Filler Annex. ** In early ADC plans, but never was built. The Bishop Gap-Filler radar facility was to have been located on 0.37 acre of land about five miles north of Bishop, Inyo County, California. |
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