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Definitely a 90's video. Area 1 was closed down in 2005. Here you can still see the SMC HQ at 0:41. Looking at the 2007 Google Map the whole area was already demolished. Now it's housing that has no parking space for residents.

The best explanation/video of Solid rocket motor operation and principles. Every word seems carefully measured and chosen for simple and clear explanation. Just superb and absolutely brilliant.

Is the noise sent for the test a recording of a rocket? Or pink noise?

the background music bumps hard

1:00 I'd be interested in any information about this brief video sequence featuring soldiers with rifles quietly navigating a foggy nighttime environment. It looks the same as a sequence in the intro to an old video game called Delta Force 2 and got me curious as to what it was originally filmed for and why.

This is how you teach the basic rocket propulsion. Education used to be serious.

The air force major with the head set is my uncle ! Harold Meyers, B-26 pilot during ww2. Know all the asturnots, was the real deal!! T.b.

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Little is known or remembered of Thor sixty of which were stationed here in the UK from 1958 to 1963.

Was there till the closing. Moved to Albqu NM. with STEC

That was disclosure

I was there from 71-75. as a bird buffer operator and in the off line area. A lot of that equipment looked more modern than when I was there. The only areas I recognized was the front door and ACES.

"Rarefied atmosphere of outerspace !" Wow what an intuition. Just now hearing this word

Kick ass!!! 👍

... add 20+ years to Aerospace Corporation now!

The Peacekeeper fortunately never had to become the peacemaker.

Ah, Hollywood AFB.

Wow, don't know why this popped up in my youtube queue, but my first job as an engineer was with DMSP. Joined the program in East Windsor and helped transition the program to Sunnyvale. Those were amazing times ......

What is the size of the nozzle diameter relative to the size of the engine diameter?

What is the size of the nozzle diameter relative to the size of the engine diameter?

What is nozzle size should diameter of the engine diameter minimum

Good work👍

China and Russia might get a moon base in the 2030 's but i dont think so

Ive made a lot of people rich. Don’t rip me off.

I never even needed to do this but I did for my son, Aden. Don’t leave me to rot at mother’s house. Aden still lives with his mother in Lacey. You know where we live so come and get us. So far Kristen Stuart has done a fantastic job in controlling the pain and wait time that should never have even happened. I need equipment and resources. I need stuff and you better not be claimjumping me because It’s already been prospected. There’s no need to be out there unless you have proper PPE and you literally work for me. This is not a gold rush. There have been nomnomnomnillions of dollars made from my mind so to put it in perspective I Aaron Lewis Morrow am the wealthiest individual in the history of mankind. Thanks also to your highnesses excellency the CamelSpidemperor et. Alia.

No David, keep your hands out of my pockets. I’m not making counterfeit ship from the FED. Someone needs a class on quantum smelting planchettes. I’m not with the public. I’m the owner. Get over here and get me out of my friggen mom’s house! This isn’t a general public issue. This is a mining issue and i refuse to be regulated by some POS SEC group. Not even mad. Jussay’n my new toothpaste came out. Leave my mother alone because youre causing her a lot of pain and anguish.

Good luck in your 20 and back.

I, Cyprina Alva(80-83) 2nd floor, and my husband Henry Madrid(79-84)supply, met and married while working at the SAFS "blue cube" We were sad to see all is gone now. in 2017 a few Airmen who worked there in the 80's met on a cruise to talk about old times. was a lot of fun.

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I didn't see any date on this film but it appears to have been done in the late 70s. The "Blue Cube" and associated power plant (constructed 68-69) are in the footage but the adjoining MCC buildings with the lower level parking (they were Buildings 10031 and 10032) are not yet present. Worked there 88-92.

Don't feel bad if you don't understand it... this is literally rocket science!

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Excellent!

They gave it to us so they can track us.

You would think more Airmen would go for this degree!! IT'S FREE FOOL!!

Kick azz you know he is tried steal

Was there 1974 to 77 Ground Station and Timing

This is an early version of Atlas, with four booster engines instead of two.

Thanks for sharing 👍

0:51 - an Eagle with turkey feathers. That's a rare sight!

I was there 01-04 working at the clinic. My first base.

nice with Palantir they will be the gold standard

Can you guarantee "a day without space" will never happen? I didnt know that was in question.

the last 30 seconds are emotional...

Very nice shots, thanks ! Go Atlas!

Great stuff, thanks for posting !

Himagine a modern day nerd trying to run that equipment with out a touch screen and a drop down menu... :-)

I like these old military flicks

To be fair, I don't think enough credit went to the engineers that built the missile and guidance system. The pilot had a fun time flying high up into the air and pressed a few buttons from memory. The structural engineers, navigation, and mathematics that went into building the missile seem more impressive.

I worked at SAFS (later Onizuka AFB) from 1975 to late 1979 in the AF. Then another 10 years with Lockheed.