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Minuteman Missile National Historic Site
Oral Histories
 

The following Minuteman Missile Oral Histories include valuable interviews with former missile field personnel and local citizens who were part of the Minuteman's history for over three decades. To read short biographies of the interviewees click here.

 

Missileers

David Blackhurst - Missileer & Facility Manager (1974 - early 80s) 

Dennis Cabrera - Missileer (1974-78)

Kerry Davis - Missileer (80s- early 90s)

Andy Knight - Missileer (1968-72)

Craig Manson - Missileer (1976-78)

Wendy McNiel - Missileer (1991-92)

 

Support Personnel

David Burris - Facility Manager & Missile Operations (1977-83)

Ken Bush - Security Police (1979-90)

Michael Ewart - Missile Maintenance (1969-90)

Alonzo Hall - Site Security Maintenance (1975-early 90s)

Steven Hall - Missile Operations Officer (late 80s -early 90s)

Tim Pavek - Deactivation Program Manager (1984 - present)

Martin Pietz - Missile Maintenance (1978-94)

Leo Rowen - Missile Maintenance

John Wallace - Electronics

Robert Wilson - Codes Division & Missile Operations (1970s)

 

Federal Marshals

Gary Overby - Federal Marshal

 

Landowners

William Bielmaier - Local Landowner & Rancher

Ted Hustead - Wall Drug Owner

Don Paulsen - Local Landowner & Phone Company Manager

Gene Williams - Local Landowner & Rancher

 

Peace Movement

John Laforge - Co-Director Nukewatch

 

 

 

 
Ranger guided tour of Launch Control Center  

Did You Know?
Minuteman Missile National Historic Site is one of the United States newest National Park Service units. It was designated in 1999 and became the 379th NPS unit (there are currently 391).

Last Updated: November 13, 2007 at 12:27 EST