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I FIRST BMEWS SITE
IS ACTIVATED AT
THULE, GREENLAND
; COLORADO SPRINGS, UP)—If
a ballistic missile attack ever is
launched against the North Am
erican continent, it will be spot
ted far out in space over the
North Pole regions by a curtain
of radio waves.
The North American Air De
fense Command (NORAD) said
Saturday in talking about the
giant ballistic missile missile early
warning system it will operate.
The first of three BMEWS in
stallations went into operation at
Thule, Greenland, last week.
Air Secretary Dudley C. Sharp
made the first announcement at
Enid, Okla. Gen. Laurence Kuter,
NQRAD commander, said the
warning system “will serve the
security interests of the entire
free world.”
The other installations, still un
completed, are at Clear, Alaska,
I and in England.
j NORAD said the warning sys
| tem inolves a series of machines
! larger than a football field, more
| intricate that a battleship. Line
| signals from the system will be
! audible to the human ear as a
! series of “bleeps.”
I A fraction of a second later, the
“bleep” arrives in Colorado
Springs. It is unscrambled into its
63 component parts, processed by
an electronic computer and shown
visually on a master console to
military personnel responsible for
the nation’s defense.
The system, headquarters said,
would provide a warning of ap
proximately 15 minutes for
NORAD, the Strategic Air Com
mand, and civil defense agencies
in case of a missile attack on this
continent from over the northern
polar region.
MATS Inaugurates Jet
Service To Europe
McGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE,
N.J., UP)—U.S. Air Force jet pas
senger service begins tonight
when 166 persons cross the At
lantic in a single airplane.
The Military Air Transport Ser
vice’s inaugural flight is to start
at 10:30 p.m. when a Trans
World Airline Boeing 707 takes
off for Frankfurt, Germany.
The nonstop flight will take
about 7Vi hours.
TWA has contracted to make 47
such round trip flights during the
last three months of 1960.
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