Annotated Bibliography: Distant Early Warning (DEW) System, Alaska

• Main Author: Center For Environmental Management Of Military Lands CEMML, Colorado State University
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 611th Air Support Group, United States Air Force 2008
• Subjects: Point Lonely; Oliktok Point; Cold Bay; Cape Sarichef; Pear Bay; Cape Sabine; Nikolski Bay; Stoke Point; Komakuk Beach; Tuktoyaktuk; Shingle Point; Nicholson Peninsula; Atkinson Point; Cape Parry; Greenland Country; Horton River; Clinton Point; Pear Point; Cape Young; Clifton Point; Point Lay; Lady Franklin Point; Point Barrow; Bernard Harbor; Port Heiden; Byron Bay; Ross Point; Cambridge Bay; Cape Peel; Jenny Lind Island; Sturt Point; Gladman Point; Hat Island; Shepard Bay; Matheson Point; Pelly Bay; Simpson Lake; Mackar Inlet; Keith Bay; Hall Beach; Barter Island; Scarpa Lake; Wainwright; Bray Island; Rowley Island; Nuduardjuk Lake; Longstaff Bluff; Ekalugad; Dewar Lakes; Kivitoo; Cape Hooper; Durban Island; Canada Country; Broughton Island; Qaqqataqa Sisimiut; Cape Dyer; Kulusuk; Demarcation Bay; Driftwood Bay; Australia Continent; Icy Cape; Bullen Point; Port Moller; Alaska State / Territory; Brownlow Point; Kogru River Area; Cape Simpson; Point McIntyre; Cape Lisburne; Tununuk Camp; LIZ-B; 611th; BAR-A; LIZ-A; LIZ-C; Ice Cap 1; COB-3; Pacific Air Forces; COB-4; 611th Air Support Group; BAR-B; BAR-D; NWS; BAR-C; Ice Cap 2; COB-2; COB-1; COB-5; United States Air Force; BAR-E; LIZ-2; BAR-M; Communications; LIZ-1; LIZ-3; PIN-1; FOX-M; COB-M; POW-1; PIN-2; PIN-4; POW-2; PIN-3; CAM-5; FOX-D; CAM-4; FOX-E; CAM-3; FOX-B; CAM-2; FOX-C; POW-A; PIN-A; FOX-A; CAM-1; PIN-C; POW-D; POW-B; POW-C; CAM-F; CAM-D; PIN-B; PIN-D; FOX-4; CAM-B; FOX-5; CAM-E; FOX-2; FOX-1; FOX-3; CAM-C; POW-M; DYE-M; CAM-A; Radar and Communication Stations; PIN-E,CAM-M; PIN-M; DEW; BAR-1; Distant Early Warning System; DEW System; Radar; North Warning System; DYE-2; DYE-4; DYE-3; 11th Air Force; BAR-3; 611th Civil Engineer Squadron; BAR-4; DYE-1; BAR-2; Historic Background Research; Records Search / Inventory Checking; Site Evaluation / Testing; Atkinson; Bray; Canada; Cape Bullen; Dewar; Dyer; Franklin Point; Greenland; Jenny; Matheson; McIntyre; Nicholson; Pacific; Parry; Sisimiut; Barrow; Dye 3; Dye-3; Ice cap; Alaska
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.48512/xcv8459060; https://core.tdar.org/document/459060/annotated-bibliography-distant-early-warning-dew-system-alaska

An annotated bibliography of the Distant Early Warning (DEW) System. The DEW Line was an integrated chain of early warning radar and communication stations constructed between 1953 and 1957 from northwestern Alaska across northern Canada. The DEW System remained in use throughout the mid to late 1980s. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, it was replaced with the North Warning System (NWS).