Every year we flew to El Paso, TX and were taken by bus either to Red Canyon Range Camp in New Mexico for the Ajax practice firings or McGregor Range for the Hercules practice firings. Called Annual Service Practice (ASP) we fired three missiles at radio controlled target drones called a RCATS.  Two were fired in the daylight and one at night. The shot at night was a very impressive sight! Our crew used the existing equipment that was at these locations but had to thoroughly calibrate, align and check the system out before actual firing of the missiles. The equipment was maintained by the permanent party there and usually in very good shape when we arrived. Here are a few pictures of our crew after a good day's work. The new propeller is what they gave us after a good "kill" if nothing was left of the RCAT.