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Minute man missile National Historic site. Launch control center Delta-01
Pretty darn good, Djjefffrey100. We'll have to dock you a couple of points for careless spelling, though. It's Minuteman Missile National Historic site.
Methinks this was an inside job, Bob. Could Djjeffrey100 have been, or currently is, a missileer?
I doubt that he's a missileer, Kurt. Heck, I seriously doubt that he even knows how to spell the word. :0)
If I'd known the answer, I would have been tempted to sign in as Strangelove or Gen. Jack D. Ripper.
Now wait a minute guys. In my own defense I got excited and added a space in Minuteman. Cut a guy some slack. I visited this site 2 years ago and was just a little quick with the enter button. Watch as I now take my time.
The Minuteman Missile National Historic Site.
See I can do it.
I told Bob you wouldn't take kindly to his comment....;-)
That said, darn good memory, Djjeffrey100. To have visited two years ago and nail it right down to which launch control center was depicted is pretty impressive!