Back-Up Interceptor Control

Backup Interceptor Control (BUIC, /ˈbjuːɪk/) was the Electronic Systems Division 416M System to backup the SAGE 416L System in the United States and Canada. BUIC deployed Cold War command, control, and coordination systems to SAGE radar stations to create dispersed NORAD Control Centers.

Back-Up Interceptor Control sites
StationLocationBUIC IBUIC IIBUIC III
Baudette AFSMinnesota1968
Belleville AFSIllinois
Blaine AFSWashington
Boron AFSCalifornia
Calumet Air Force StationMichiganyes
Cape Charles Air Force StationVirginia ??
Charleston Air Force StationMaine3/19633/196612/1969
Fallon Air Force StationNevadayes
Finland AFSMinnesotayes
Finley AFSNorth Dakota
Fort Fisher AFSNorth Carolinayes
Fort Meade radar stationMarylandyes
Fortuna Air Force StationNorth Dakotayesyes
Havre AFSMontanayes
Hutchinson AFSKansas
Keno AFSOregonyes
Kirksville AFSMissouri
Makah AFSWashingtonuntil 3/1966
Manassas AFSVirginia
Montauk AFSNew Yorkyes
Mount Laguna AFSCaliforniayes
North Bend AFSOregon12/1962yes
North Truro AFSMassachusetts19639/1965yes
Olathe AFSKansas
Osceola AFSWisconsin
Othello AFSWashingtonYesYes
Palermo AFS New Jersey10/1965
Port Austin AFSMichigan19651968
Rockville AFSIndiana
Saint Albans AFSVermont
Saratoga Springs AFSNew Yorkuntil 1965
Tyndall Air Force BaseFloridayesyes
Watertown AFSNew York
Waverly AFSIowa
RCAF Station St. MargaretsNew Brunswickyesyesyes
CFS SenneterreQuebecyes
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