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These Nikes, a Hercules and and Ajax were on display behind the old museum at the Presidio of San Francisco. It's unknown exactly what happened to them. They're gone now, although the 155mm GPF in the background is still there, but in poor condition.
1-30-06 Update: I've been told that these missiles went to SF-88.
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