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    84th RADES optimizing the nation’s LRR systems for air surveillance and national defense [Image 9 of 11]

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    A technician is working underneath a complex assembly of cables, hoses, and connectors, likely performing maintenance or inspection on aircraft or heavy equipment. The person is reaching upward with both arms to access bundled wiring and hydraulic or fuel lines marked with color-coded bands. The setting appears to be an indoor maintenance facility, with yellow scaffolding or work platform visible.

    PASO ROBLES, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    08.24.2021

    Photo by Debora Henley 

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    Staff Sgt. Jonathan Courtney, 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron radar site evaluator, evaluating the Air Route Surveillance Radar system version 4, or ARSR-4, long-range radar, Paso Robles, California, Aug. 24, 2021. The 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, monitors, evaluates, optimizes, and integrates fixed and long-range radars for the operational and federal communities, providing data analysis and unique radar forensics to ensure controllers have reliable and accurate sensor information to execute command and control. (U.S. Air Force photographer Deb Henley)

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    Date Taken: 08.24.2021
    Date Posted: 12.31.1969 19:00
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    VIRIN: 210824-F-ES928-1010
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    Location: PASO ROBLES, CALIFORNIA, US
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    The image shows a large radar installation featuring a prominent white radome (geodesic dome enclosure) mounted atop a steel lattice tower structure. The facility includes multiple microwave dish antennas, a central equipment building, and a small ground-level support structure with warning signs. A portable toilet branded 'MarBorg' is visible at the base, suggesting ongoing maintenance or construction activity.
    A large radar dome (radome) is mounted on a structural tower atop a hill or mountain. The installation includes multiple auxiliary antennas, support structures, and fencing around the hilltop facility. The image is taken from a low angle looking upward, with clear sky in the background and tree-covered slopes below.
    A military personnel member in camouflage uniform is photographing a large radar installation facility from an elevated platform. The facility features a prominent white radome (radar dome) and a smaller satellite dish mounted on a steel lattice framework structure. The image is taken from a low angle against a clear blue sky, emphasizing the scale of the installation.
    Two U.S. Air Force personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are working on what appears to be radar or communications equipment mounted on an elevated platform or tower. The soldier in the foreground, identified by nametape as 'MOON,' is operating a tablet device while the individual behind him, identified as 'MARSHALL,' is manually adjusting the equipment. They appear to be conducting maintenance or calibration of a technical system at an elevated outdoor location.
    A military personnel in camouflage uniform stands inside a large radome or antenna enclosure, operating equipment mounted on a tripod. The interior shows a massive curved grid-frame structure with a translucent membrane skin, illuminated by warm yellow-orange lighting. Large mechanical equipment, possibly radar or antenna components, is visible in the background.
    A military personnel wearing MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform is holding a tablet device displaying a 'Data Acquisition Progress' screen with a scanning interface. The individual appears to be conducting a data collection or scanning operation in what looks like an indoor facility with warm amber lighting. A patch on the sleeve reads 'Air Combat Command,' indicating U.S. Air Force affiliation.
    A military personnel in camouflage uniform stands on a elevated metal gantry or catwalk adjacent to a large white radome or satellite dish structure. The individual appears to be inspecting or operating equipment at height, with a panoramic view of arid, hilly terrain stretching into the distance below. The sky is clear and deep blue, suggesting dry, fair weather conditions.
    The image shows personnel working inside a large radome structure housing what appears to be a military radar system with a large phased array antenna face. Several individuals, including uniformed military personnel and civilians in civilian attire, are gathered around equipment consoles and laptop computers at the base of the radar array. The interior of the radome is visible, showing its characteristic geodesic panel construction.
    A technician is working underneath a complex assembly of cables, hoses, and connectors, likely performing maintenance or inspection on aircraft or heavy equipment. The person is reaching upward with both arms to access bundled wiring and hydraulic or fuel lines marked with color-coded bands. The setting appears to be an indoor maintenance facility, with yellow scaffolding or work platform visible.
    The image shows the interior of a large radome (radar dome) housing a substantial phased-array or planar radar antenna array. The dome's interior surface is covered with hexagonal ETFE or fiberglass panels forming a geodesic pattern, while a large orange-framed grid antenna structure dominates the center of the frame. The photograph is taken from a low angle looking upward, revealing the scale of the installation.
    Three individuals — two military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms and one civilian in a black shirt — are gathered around equipment in what appears to be a large indoor facility, likely a hangar or radar dome. They appear to be conducting maintenance, testing, or inspection of a large antenna or radar array structure. A civilian contractor is seated and operating a mobile device or small instrument while the uniformed personnel observe.

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