Aircraft and Missiles
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- B-24 Liberator, 1943–1945
- B-26 Invader, 1947–1949
- SM-65 Atlas Missile, 1958–1966
- Operated Five missile sites (9 total missiles):
- 576-A (3 SM-65D, 1960-1965), 5.7 mi SW of Casmalia CA, 34°46′42″N 120°36′00″W / 34.77833°N 120.60000°W / 34.77833; -120.60000 (576-A)
- 576-B (3 SM-65D, 1959-1967), 4.8 mi SW of Casmalia CA, 34°47′31″N 120°35′44″W / 34.79194°N 120.59556°W / 34.79194; -120.59556 (576-B)
- 576-C (1 SM-65E, Jul-Sep 1963), 3.7 mi WxSW of Casmalia CA, 34°48′31″N 120°35′01″W / 34.80861°N 120.58361°W / 34.80861; -120.58361 (576-C)
- 576-D (1 SM-65F, 1963-1964), 1.9 mi SW of Casmalia CA, 34°49′13″N 120°33′25″W / 34.82028°N 120.55694°W / 34.82028; -120.55694 (576-D)
- 576-E (1 SM-65F, 1962-1964), 4.8 mi8.5 mi SW of Casmalia CA, 34°44′22″N 120°37′08″W / 34.73944°N 120.61889°W / 34.73944; -120.61889 (576-E)
- 576-F (operational test site for the Atlas E (OSTF 1), 4.3 miles SW of Casmalia CA, 34°47′46″N 120°35′20″W / 34.79611°N 120.58889°W / 34.79611; -120.58889 (576-F)
- Tested LGM-118 Peacekeeper, 1991–2004 and LGM-30G Minuteman III, 1991–present.
Read more about this topic: 576th Flight Test Squadron
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