Important Announcement

We would like to thank our loyal fellow members of the Nike Historical Society for your continued support over the years. We will be closing the Society, including the store, as of March 31, 2024. We have acquired a large repository of Nike technical information. The web site will continue to be available. It has been our pleasure to keep the legacy of the Nike missile's contribution of the successful conclusion to the Cold War.

the Board of Directors
Nike Historical Society

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SF-88 IFC QUARTERS

This is the building where IFC crewmen slept. It really doesn't look too bad inside. The toilets and sinks are gone and there is graffiti on the walls, but the roof and outer walls are in good shape, especially after sitting unused for 23+ years.

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