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    Re: Dip-meter again
    From: Fred Hebard
    Date: 2012 Apr 10, 11:32 -0400

    The Americans may have had satellite nav then; the Transit series of 
    satellites.  I believe they had to know where they were.  
    
    On Apr 10, 2012, at 9:49 AM, Alexandre E Eremenko wrote:
    
    > 
    > Fred,
    > 
    >> Just as a side note, one reason the Soviets may have
    >> been more interested in dip than others is that anomalous dip is more 
    common in the Arctic (and Antarctic).
    > 
    > And I assume you have to know the position of your submarine
    > very exactly, to be able to hit your target with an ICBM :-)
    > Perhaps this was the reason why Schufeldt report was classified?
    > 
    > Alex.
    > 
    > P.S. I am not sure about early submarine ICBM, but once I visited
    > an old Minuteman silo in Wyoming (it is open for the public). I was surprised that the missile
    > was unguided. It was aimed only at the start by a sophisticated aiming
    > arrangement, involving a hudge graduated ring... For this you need to know your launching position
    > very exactly.
    > 
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