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offtopic a littleRemind's me of MIT Lincoln Lab's Haystack range in Westford.
You are correct! Pretty much same mission.Remind's me of MIT Lincoln Lab's Haystack range in Westford.
Why? I wasn't aware Base was transferred to Space Force but it makes sense. The Mission of the Base supports Space Force Mission from what I can see. It's a tracking station.Space Force in NH?
They’re doing it wrong.
... The Mission of the Base supports Space Force Mission from what I can see. It's a tracking station.
I worked for the Lab for 34 yrs and was TDY to Haystack a few times in my career. Most folks in Westford/Groton have no idea it's there and no idea what it's for.Remind's me of MIT Lincoln Lab's Haystack range in Westford.
Nice. I was there for 5 years. Started as a co-op in 106, then Div 12 supporting 39 and some other Missile Defense stuff, then to 101.I worked for the Lab for 34 yrs and was TDY to Haystack a few times in my career. Most folks in Westford/Groton have no idea it's there and no idea what it's for.
I'm pretty sure there is a minimum list of resources that a base has to have to be called a base. Lacking enough of the list gets the station designator.It's not the first.
Damn you guys are all wrong he was a god damn Klingon shoot was good!
I worked for GRP.72, Lincoln Lab was created after WWII and opened in 1951 because MIT was to open and unsecure.Nice. I was there for 5 years. Started as a co-op in 106, then Div 12 supporting 39 and some other Missile Defense stuff, then to 101.
Had the pleasure of going up there a couple of times, once for a tour. Cool place. When I worked on campus, it took me to some weird places, like MIT's Bates Linear Accelerator, countless rooftops on campus, steam tunnels, nuclear reactor, irradiators, animal labs... I guess I've seen some shit and I'm not even 40...
The uniformed contractors regularly stop at the Dunkins on NH114 at the Bedford/Goffstown border. Drop-leg holsters and 1-point slung SMGs don’t really attract much attention in my neighborhood.
Well, yeah. Everybody would want to hold it.I hike at Joe English Reservation all the time and live three miles away from the New Boston Space Force Station. If I go outside and walk around the streets right now with a drop leg holster, I don't think anybody will care, but there's no way an SMG wouldn't turn some heads.
I finally said “you’re spotted, stand up” and two armed men in ghillies stood up and walked over.