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Battery Leary-Merriam
14' Gun Battery - HDCP - HECP - Nike IFC LA-43C - Marine Exchange

Today, Battery Leary - Merriam sits mostly abandoned, a canvas for local graffiti artists and vandals. On top of the battery, where the buildings for the NIKE era structures stand is the new state-of-the-art home of the Southern California Marine Exchange and Vessel Traffic Service. Think of that facility like you would an air-traffic control tower, but in this case for ships. The Marine Exchange also provides numerous services for ships visiting the Port of Los Angeles.
 


Battery Leary sometime in the 1920's


Modern day picture of Battery Leary


Modern day picture of Battery Leary - Merriam in the center taken from the air.


Another modern picture showing the Marine Exchange


Modern day picture of Battery Merriam

Main Truck Corridor inside Leary-Merriam

Transformer Room showing Nike era equipment

The Guns of Fort MacArthur

    Battery Osgood - Farley

    Battery Leary Merriam

         Photos of the battery today
         Battery details

    Battery Barlow - Saxton
    Battery Lodor
    Battery Erwin

    Battery Eubanks

    Battery 127 (Paul D Bunker)

    Battery 128

    Battery 240 (Harry C. Barnes)

    Battery 241

    Battery 242 (Harry J Harrison)

    90mm AMTB

    155 GPF Mobile Guns

    Anti-Aircraft (Fixed and Mobile)
 

Missile Systems of Fort MacArthur

    The Nike Program


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Last updated on 27-Jun-2007