Rosman Research Station

Rosman Research Station was originally established by NASA for satellite tracking, and was later given to the National Security Agency for signals intelligence collection from space. Located near Balsam Grove, North Carolina, it is about 6 miles (9.7 km) north of Rosman. It became the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute in 1999 after its closure in 1995.[1]

References

  1. ^ "PARI History". Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute. 2010. http://www.pari.edu/about_pari/facts/history/. Retrieved 6 June 2010. 
Locations
Ft. Meade • MRSOC • KRSOC • Georgia Cryptologic Center • Bad Aibling Station • Rosman Research Station • MSOC • AMOC
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Bernard Ardisana • Howard C. Barlow • William Blankinship • Dorothy T. Blum • Benson K. Buffman • Lambros D. Callimahos • Ralph J. Canine • James R. Chiles • Mahlon E. Doyle • Agnes Meyer Driscoll • Thomas H. Dyer • Edward A. Everett • Lowell K. Frazer • Elizebeth S. Friedman • William F. Friedman • Charles L. Gandy • Meredith Gardner • Alfred M. Gray • Jacob Gurin • Robert J. Hermann • Sydney Jaffe • David Kahn • Oliver R. Kirby • Richard A. Leibler • Solomon Kullback • Mitford M. Mathews • Juanita Moody • John E. Morrison • Cecil J. Phillips • James W. Pryde • Francis Raven • Joseph J. Rochefort • Howard E. Rosenblum • Frank Rowlett • Laurance Safford • Arthur Salemme • Donald M. Showers • Abraham Sinkov • Samuel S. Snyder • Charles C. Tevis • John Tiltman • Louis W. Tordella • Thomas E. Tremain • Julia Ward • Joseph N. Wenger • Norman Wild • Herbert O. Yardley • Milton Zaslow
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