The 9th ADD established the temporary 1962 "Cuban Missile Early Warning System" for the missile crisis. Responsibility for a USAFSS squadron's &lt;a href="AN/FPS-17"&gt;AN/FPS-17&lt;/a&gt; radar station in Turkey for missile test monitoring transferred to ADC on 1 July 1963, the same date the site's &lt;a href="AN/FPS-79"&gt;AN/FPS-79&lt;/a&gt; achieved IOC. By January 1963, ADC's Detachment 3 of the 9th Aerospace Defense Division (9th ADD) was providing space surveillance data from the Moorestown BMEWS station "to a Spacetrack Analysis Center at Colorado Springs." On 31 December 1965, Forward Scatter Over-the-Horizon network data from the 440L Data Reduction Center was being received by ADC for missile warning, and a NORAD plan for 1 April 1966 was for ADC to "reorganize its remaining 26th, 28th, 29th, and 73d Air Divisions into four air forces."