Kimball, Nebraska: Missile Center USA - ICBM Missile

A Titan I nuclear missile stands in a park, honoring the hidden missiles that once lurked underground all around Kimball. The top third was blown off in a windstorm in 2009. The missile was dismantled in 2014, partially restored in 2016.

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Titan I Missile in City Park

I worked on the red nose cone (reentry vehicle) that was used on this very missile when it was out in California. I made a special trip to see this missile which I had seen on an internet website. I was extremely disappointed when I got there. The very item that I worked on was missing -- the nose cone was blown off in a storm several years ago. The earlier tip photo doesn't reflect what it really looks like because I don't believe the town is going to restore it.

[Lance Gunderson, 12/18/2004]

Titan I missile.

Missile Center USA - ICBM Missile

In Gotte Park there's an obsolete 100 ft. Titan Missile representing the 200 Intercontinental Ballistic missiles in this area.

[David Hupf, 01/12/2003]

It's a Titan 1 missile. In a photo from our visit long ago, the sign reads "Missile Center U.S.A.," and features the Strategic Air command emblem of an armored fist squeezing lightning bolts.

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Missile Center USA - ICBM Missile

Gotte Park

Address:: E. 3rd St., Kimball, NE
Directions:: I-80 exit 20. Drive north into town, then turn right onto US Hwy 30/3rd St. Drive a half-mile east, then turn right and drive into Gotte Park. The missile is just south of the basketball and volley ball courts.
Admission:: Free