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Family Housing

Photo Sources:: 0nnn: Anonymous WECo engineer; 1nnn: Ves Fulp; 7nnn: Historic American Engineering Record: SRMSC; Ennn: David McKinney Jr via Facebook (2)

Family Housing

The units constructed were to be for enlisted housing with another area for officers northeast of the enlisted area. Although the streets were installed in the officers' housing area, the units were never built.
At some point after the complex was shut down, the housing units were relocated to another facility (military base? Indian reservation?).

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MSR family housing, tactical area (aerial)

1012 (M)

MSR family housing units (0154)

0154 (M) (L)

MSR family housing units (0155)

0155 (M) (L)

1012: Aerial view of family housing area (foreground) and tactical area (background).
- The empty streets of the planned officers' housing area can be seen at left just above center.
- The H building is to the right of center.

MSR family housing units (0156)

0156 (M) (L)

MSR family housing units (7386)

7386 (M) (L)

MSR family housing units (7387)

7387 (M) (L)

7386,7387: These HAER photos from October 1992 were probably taken not long before the units were relocated.

MSR family housing units (E007)

E007 (M) <$

E007:
- From Facebook, @ArmySMDC: "Crews complete 200 family housing units at the Safeguard Missile Site Radar, North Dakota, Dec. 31, 1972. Located less than 0.25 miles from the missile fields, the housing included two-, three-, and four-bedroom duplexes with attached garages."
- Pan Am negative M-763-14-10