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. ! ~ .:'42 aircraft from TAC Regular Force asavailable (D-Day through D+5)~. "14 TAC/ANG Squadrons as available75 aircraft from USAF ADC20 aircraft from USAF ATC12 aircraft from RCAF ADCAircraft ' from RCN Shearwater as available SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROLSurveillance183 Prime Radar Sites 101 Gap Filler Radars Distant Early Warning Line: Land based segment - 6 main, 28intermediate and 23 auxiliarystationsAleutian segment - 1 main and 5auxiliary stationsGreenland segment - 4 auxiliarystationsMid-Canada "Line: 8 section control and90 doppler detection stations11 Picket Ship Stations authorized, 10~ .manned' ..:...- - "11 AEW&C Stations authorized, 7 mannedPacific Barrier and G-I-UK Barrier(under operational control of CINCPACand CINCLANT) "Pacific Barrier - average of 4! WV-2aircraft on station; 2 DER stations(early warning secondary mission)G-I-UK Barrier - average of l~ aircrafton station; 1 DER on station ~----2 Ballistic Missile Early Warning Stations1 Space Detection and Tracking System..... ~.. _.Control1 Combat Operations Center1 .NORAD ALCOP8 NORAD Region Combat 'Centers "(3SAGE-, 5Manual)[ xii]. , .... ... , ... . ~--- -
25 NORAD Sector Direction Centers (21SAGE, 4 Manual)_3 NORAD Sectors without direction centers28 NORAD Control Centers1 CONAD Control Center (Thule AB, Greenland)MANPOWERAuthorizedNORAD and Components - 145,760 _ALCOM 3,418Navy Barriers6, 96~"'""'=National Guard 38,192Total 194,334 --.~Augmentation 14,352GRAND TOTAL - 208,686~..---=- --[xii:iJ",. .' .' ...:. . , " , .---~. .::. . !
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