File:Why NORAD Tracks Santa.jpg

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Summary

Description
English: Sears and Roebuck Ad that led to NORAD Tracking Santa
Date
Source http://www.noradsanta.org/en/whytrack.html
Author NORAD Public Affairs, Bob Jones
Permission
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Captions

1955 Sears & Roebuck ad that reputedly led to NORAD tracking of Santa Claus.

inception

1 November 2003

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