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[Chogy]

How was NORAD excluded?

NORAD's prime function is monitoring the skies, and survivability of command & control in the event of a nuclear war with the USSR. Parts of NORAD are more open, but there are other parts that are extremely classified and of limited access.

Look at the thickness of the blast door.

As for Area 51, it is quite real, I've seen it from the air, and that was back before the U.S. even acknowledged it's existence. Plenty of civilians work there, but they all have the same clearances as the military personnel do. Every day, a 737 departs Las Vegas McCarren airport, taking a load of workers to Groom Lake.

I think there is ZERO UFO stuff there... it's all military. Area 51 housed the F-117 back when it was being tested, and before it went to Tonopah. Tonopah is another secret place with all sorts of cool stuff.

 

[Jango]

NORAD stands for Northern air defence ?

 

[Mujraparty]

one place I really wanna be when the world goes Kaput....

A worker inspects one of the 1,000-pound springs under the
NORAD complex in Cheyenne Mountain, Colo.

 

[jha]

Russia might have many more such secret places ...

 

[Thomas]

How was NORAD excluded?

NORAD's prime function is monitoring the skies, and survivability of command & control in the event of a nuclear war with the USSR. Parts of NORAD are more open, but there are other parts that are extremely classified and of limited access.

Look at the thickness of the blast door.

Today much of the operations have been transfered to other bases. The site is maintained as a ready backup. And the place is now known as the "Cheyenne Mountain Directorate"


Cheyenne Mountain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"In 2006, NORAD chose to move the bulk of Cheyenne Mountain's operations to nearby Peterson Air Force Base in order to reduce duplication of function between the two sites. On July 28, 2006, NORAD renamed the facility as the Cheyenne Mountain Directorate, and placed the operations center on "warm stand-by," meaning that the facility will be maintained and ready for use on short notice as necessary, but not used on a daily basis."

 

[Chogy]

^^ Did not know that, thanks.

NORAD = North American Air Defense. There are other interpretations of the acronym, but that's essentially it.

 

[Andross]

Can't be much of a secret if people know about them can they?