The volunteer Santa trackers at the North American Aerospace Immunity Control are expecting for thousands of calls and messages when their functions center goes live on Christmas Eve.The army base has been informing troubled children about Santa's location every season since 1955. That was the season a Co Rises newspapers ad welcomed children to call Father christmas on a hotline, but the number had a mistake, and many children have been talking to the Ls Aerospace Immunity Control, NORAD's forerunner.
The authorities on obligation played along and began discussing reports on Santa's progress. It's now a deep-rooted custom at NORAD, a joint U.S.-Canada command that screens the South National air and waters.
