Geometric Array Processor board

Does anyone know much about these? I picked up TWO of these cards today and each one has 144 NCR45CG72 ICs on it. It looks ike EACH IC has 72 microproccesors in it. That makes a total of 20,736 processors!!! Here's a bit that I found while searching the net. IN FACT, these may be the exact cards that this guy is referring to since much of the stuff that I find does orginate at MMC. Joe 9. Geometric Arithmatic Parallel Processor {GAPP}, a real time vision recognition, dynamically partitionable, dynamically fault reconfigurable, array processor (SIMD) for Martin Marietta in Orlando. Each IC contained 72 microprocessors, composed of a single TCU and multiple ALU-register sets. Array grows in X and Y dimensions to match a required image array of pixels matrix, and decimates in time to allow fault reconfiguration and price/performance options. First successful SIMD VLSI. First successful real time image recognition. Responsibility included addition to instruction set {If then, case, etc based on if any, if all, if none}, redesign for performance enhancement, and design of fault reconfiguration switching at internal IC level and external array coordination. Non-classified version is the 45CG72 from NCR.