Space Defense Center, the Ent AFB and October 1966 Cheyenne Mountain facility for detection and tracking
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In 1960, Aeronutronic, a division, of the Ford Motor Company, had a contract with Space Track to develop improved methods of predicting the orbits of decaying satellites, a computer program called Spiral Decay, and for other software for new computers in the new building.