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Nike Missile Sites in Nebraska

Find Nike sites in Nebraska by town, site ID, or defense area. Browse the original service dates and site notes, with links to existing histories and IFC or launch pages where available.

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2Defense areas

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Before visiting a site: Condition and ownership notes below come from the prior inventory and have not been verified as current. They are not access guidance. Any coordinates in the additional source material are source-listed points, not surveyed property boundaries.

Offutt Defense Area

1 sites in this inventory

Defense-area history
OF-60

Cedar Creek

Service: 1960 - 1966

Missile type and source-listed site notes
Original missile configuration

Nike 3AG/12H/12L-H

IFC condition / owner, legacy note

FDS

Launch condition / owner, legacy note

FDS

Lincoln Defense Area

2 sites in this inventory

Defense-area history
LI-01

Ceresco/Davey

Service: 1960 - Jun 1966

Missile type and source-listed site notes
Original missile configuration

Nike 3AG/12H/12L-H

IFC condition / owner, legacy note

High School

Launch condition / owner, legacy note

Abandoned

LI-50

Crete

Service: 1960 - Jun 1966

Missile type and source-listed site notes
Original missile configuration

Nike 3AG/12H/18L-H

IFC condition / owner, legacy note

Housing Development

Launch condition / owner, legacy note

Private ownership

Additional source material

Historical notes, maps, coordinates, and links

Note that there is an additional site that covered Offutt AFB in Iowa.

Reading the original records

Missile codes and source context

Nike missile and launcher code key

The original inventory uses compact storage and launcher codes, retained in each site's details.

Storage
C: Ajax only, original design. B: Ajax or Hercules, with some elevators modified for Hercules. D: either type, with increased magazine access.
Launcher
A: Ajax; AA: double Ajax; AG: above ground; H: Hercules; L: launcher; K: unofficial Alaskan above-ground designation; U: universal; UA: half universal and half Ajax; UU: double universal.

Launcher conversions to Hercules appear in parentheses in the original code, for example (8L-H).