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Menwith
Hill
Campaigning
About
the NSA & Echelon
Espionage/secrecy
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Report on International Status of Privacy: "Privacy and Human
Rights 1999". Electronic Privacy Information Center, Washington,
DC, USA. Privacy International London, UK - www.privacyinternational.org/survey/.
- "Cryptography
and Liberty 1999: An international Survey of Encryption Policy".
Electronic Privacy Information Center Washington, DC - http://www2.epic.org/reports/crypto1999.html#_Toc450793110.
- "They
spy on ordinary people" - interview with Duncan Campbell on 21st
December 1999 - www.gn.apc.org/cndyorks/yspace/articles/echelon3.htm.
- "Desperately
seeking signals" by Jeffrey Richelson, from The Bulletin of Atomic
Scientists - April 2000. - www.bullatomsci.org/issues/2000/ma00/ma00richelson.html.
- "US
Steps Up Commercial Spying - Washington gives companies an advantage
in information" by Robert Windrem, investigative producer for
NBC News 7th May 2000 - http://msnbc.com/news/403435.asp?cp1=1.
- "The
new Cold War: How America spies on us for its oldest friend -
the Dollar" by Duncan Campbell and Paul Lashmar, from The Independent
on Sunday 2nd July 2000, Exclusive: Documents shed light on US
policy of covert surveillance of British and European industry
- www.gn.apc.org/cndyorks/yspace/articles/echelon12.htm.
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Foundation for Information Policy Research, FIPR, www.fipr.org.
"Son
of Star Wars" Role
UK
& European Parliaments
By-Laws
Judgments
Fylingdales Related Web Sites
- About
the base
Yorkshire
CND Fylingdales site
Protestors'
view of the base - items on police, cameras, fences and views
of the track
Research
Study Group Fylingdales entry
Logica
evaluates system for UK Government - 4 February 1992. Logica
was awarded a contract for the security evaluation of the UK BMEWS.
The
US Nuclear Weapons Cost Study Project - list of US bases (inc.
Fylingdales).
Latest news on Missile
Defence issues and the UK
- ABM
Treaty
The
ABM Treaty .
The
ABM Treaty from the Federation of American Scientists
Arms
Control Discourse by Jerry Everard, Chapter 4 Discusses Fylingdales
and Krasnoyarsk radar interms of the ABM.
ABM
Treaty "Talking Points" on NMD and the ABM Treaty
fom the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists.
ABM
Treaty Chronology .
- Operation
Federation
of American Scientists - Space Policy Project.
Space
& Information Operations Directorate - How space surveillance
provides information on what is orbiting Earth, sends messages
to tactical commanders to warn them when they can be observed.
Space
Surveillance Network - USSPACECOM is primarily interested
in the active satellites, but also tracks space debris. The SSN
tracks space objects which are 10 centimeters in diameter (baseball
size) or larger.
Space
Surveillance Network User Support Data - Identifies the Space
Surveillance Network (SSN) resources, organizational responsibilities,
and SSN data products. Tells how to request SSN data and establishes
a method of data distribution.
United States
Strategic Command Home Page.
Peterson Air
Force Base Home Page.
The
US 21st Space Wing Home Page.
The
US 12th Space Warning System Fact sheet
The
US 13th Space Warning System Fact sheet
NORAD Home Page.
Cheyenne
Mountain underground combat operations center.
Strategic
Air Command Home Page.
- Early
Warning
BMEWS
- National Security Space Road Map - from the Federation of American
Scientists.
The
Early Warning Connection - Early Warning and the Cold War.
- "Incidents"
BMEWS
at Thule detected rising moon as incoming missiles - 5 Oct
1960, from Risks Digest.
U.S.
Fears Satellites Damaged - from Risks Digest.
Early
Warning Vulnerability (Was Re: US Fears Satellites Damaged)
- 7 Feb 1988, from Risks Digest.
Risks
Digest - "... The motivation behind a big military electronic
system such as SAGE or BMEWS is not to have it work. It
is just to create the illusion that the sponsor is doing
his job ..."
Twenty
mishaps that might have started Accidental Nuclear War - by
Dr. Alan Phillips FRCPC. 24 Nov.61: BMEWS communication failure.
On the night of 24 November, 1961, all communication links went
dead between SAC HQ and NORAD, and so cut SAC HQ off from the
three BMEWS sites.
- Other
BMEWS and associated systems
510 full
days at Thule BMEWS.
Statement
of Objectives for the Clear Radar Upgrade - 28 March 1997.
US
Air Force Space Command - its heritage.
The North
Atlantic Radio System (NARS) - 1961-1992.
The
DEWLine Chronicles - A History by Lynden T. (Bucky) Harris.
- Other
Articles Related to Fylingdales
Space
Surveillance
Space
Surveillance - by Dr. T.S. Kelso
Space Policy
e-Prints - Archive of materials from the Federation of American
Scientists.
History
of the Missile Defense Organization - Fact Sheet.
Menwith Hill Spy Base
- all about another major US base used for military and commercial
intelligence gathering.
CAAB - the Campaign
for Accountability of American Bases.
Other Pages on Militarisation of Space
Star Wars, NMD, BMD, TMD etc.
The Nuclearisation of Space including the Cassini Mission
- Cassini
and the Outer Space Treaty - a look at the recent past by
Russell D. Hoffman.
- Principles
Relevant to the Use of Nuclear Power Sources In Outer Space
.
- Cassini
Campaign website - the science and philosphy behind why Cassini
should have been stopped, and suggestions about how the dangerous
Cassini 1999 Earth flyby can still be stopped...
- Stop
the Cassini Fly-by - the Cassini space probe is due to flyby
the Earth on August 18, 1999 carrying 72.3 lbs (32,8 kg) of deadly
plutonium on board and is expected to approach Earth at record
speeds in excess of 42,000 mph (64,000 km). According to the NASA
Environmental Impact Statement, in the event of a collision with
our atmosphere this mission has the potential to expose five billion
people to 99% or more of the radiation from the plutonium.
- A
Scientific Critique of the Accident Risks from the Cassini Space
Mission by Michio Kaku.
- NASA's
page on the Cassini Space Probe.
- Russian
Mars Probe Failure 17/11/96 by Russell D. Hoffman. On Sunday,
November 17th, 1996 a Russian space probe headed for Mars instead
fell back to Earth after its fourth-stage booster rocket failed
on takoff a few days earlier. It contained about 7 ounces (200
grams) of Plutonium (or perhaps 9 ounces and 270 grams, depending
on the report) and apparently 'landed' in an unknown place somewhere
in the South Pacific Ocean. (Or on land.)
- On
the Failure of Cosmos 954 - Star Wars & Reactors in Space:
A Canadian View by Michael Bein, 1986.
- Risking
the World, Nuclear Proliferation in Space by Karl Grossman,
Cassini article in Covert Action Quarterly, issue no. 57, Summer
1996.
- Space
Probe Explodes, Plutonium Missing more on the crash of Mars
'96, by Karl Grossman in Covert Action Qurterly, issue no. 60,
Spring 1997.
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