56 yrs
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DSP satellites scanned the planet for the infrared flash of missile launches from 1970 through the Cold War, Desert Storm and into the Space Force era.
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Log entry · 11 Nov 2026
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56 yrs
DSP satellites scanned the planet for the infrared flash of missile launches from 1970 through the Cold War, Desert Storm and into the Space Force era.
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The first DSP left Launch Complex 40 on a Titan IIIC on November 6, 1970. The lone exception, DSP-16, flew aboard Space Shuttle Atlantis in 1991 from neighboring Kennedy Space Center.
1991
DSP detected Iraqi Scud launches and warned coalition forces and civilians in Israel and Saudi Arabia.