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The Albuquerque Air Defense Sector (AADS) is an inactive 33d Air Division, being stationed at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico. It was inactivated on 1 November 1960.
The Albuquerque Air Defense Sector was established in 1960 by redesignation of the radar squadrons.
The sector operated Manual Air-Defense Control Center (ADCC) (P-41). A SAGE Direction Center was planned but never built. On 1 November 1960 the Albuquerque ADS was inactivated without gaining operational status when ADC ended command and control operations at Kirtland and Air Research and Development command becoming the Major Command to which Kirtland was assigned.
The organizations under AADS were inactivated or placed under the 4752d Air Defense Wing (later Oklahoma City Air Defense Sector) after inactivation.
Ā This article incorporatesĀ public domain material from websites or documents of the Air Force Historical Research Agency.
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