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There are various remains of other Nike sites around (including on Angel Island) but there's typically not much there.

So in terms of electrical infrastructure, a larger area of damage could occur by Nike attacks on bombers higher up.

Take marketing and advertising departments operating on inelastic markets: every dollar taken to Adidas by a Nike marketing guy is cancelled by a dollar taken to Nike by an Adidas marketing guy.

(Yes, that means near the population centers which the Nike sites were situated around.

I compete with my friends for distances, speeds, segments, Nike fuel any other metric we think is fun.

One of the interesting things about the Marin Headland Nike station tour is the tidbit of information that they had targeting codes for Sacramento.

The Nike system was a last line of defense against bomber formations.

As far as I know, it's the only Nike exhibit of its type with a launcher that actually gets raised up.

Did you tell coke, nike, and adidas that you're boycotting them?

The program roots are in the Nike anti-bomber defense program.

But, maybe back when the Nike was in use power failure wouldn't be as catastrophic as it would be today OR this wasn't a possible failure mode.

Most of these neat military sites are private property now, although I think most of the Nike installations were given to local government orgs.

Truth be told, I didn't really "start" boycotting Nike products as I didn't happen to be purchasing much from them already.

Nike + Running - Nike's premier running application.

If you're ever able to hunt down a copy of the project report on Nike/Spartan, do so.

Would you trust cars made by Nike, if they suddenly started making them, or a airline run by the Hilton Group?