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Original archive entry. The text, images and links below are kept as they were written.

Category of launch sites.

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  • Bitburg AB CGM-13B Mace operating base.
  • Comiso US base in the 1980's for 37 BGM-109G ground-launched cruise missiles. The launchers and missiles were withdrawn and destroyed under the INF Treaty with the Soviet Union.
  • Florennes US base in the 1980's for 12 BGM-109G ground-launched cruise missiles. The launchers and missiles were withdrawn and destroyed under the INF Treaty with the Soviet Union.
  • Greenham Common US base in the 1980's for 29 BGM-109G ground-launched cruise missiles. The launchers and missiles were withdrawn and destroyed under the INF Treaty with the Soviet Union.
  • Hahn AB MGM-13A Mace operating base.
  • Kadena AB CGM-13B Mace operating base.
  • Mace South Korea Mace/Matador operating location 1956-1966.
  • Mace Taiwan Mace/Matador operating location 1956-1966.
  • Molesworth US base in the 1980's for 6 BGM-109G ground-launched cruise missiles. The launchers and missiles were withdrawn and destroyed under the INF Treaty with the Soviet Union.
  • Sembach AB Matador and MGM-13A Mace operating base, 1955 to 1966.
  • Wheelus AFB Mace/Matador operating location. Crews from Europe would come here once a year to live-fire one of the cruise missiles then deployed around-the-clock in Germany.
  • Woensdrecht US base for BGM-109G ground-launched cruise missiles. Never became operational prior to the INF Treaty with the Soviet Union.
  • Wueschheim US base in the 1980's for 31 BGM-109G ground-launched cruise missiles. The launchers and missiles were withdrawn and destroyed under the INF Treaty with the Soviet Union.