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#REDIRECT[[Glencoe Aerostat Radar Site]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Morgan City Aerostat Radar Site}} ...

#REDIRECT[[England Air Force Base Radar Site#Alexandria FAA Radar Site]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Alexandria FAA Radar Site}} ...

#REDIRECT[[Slidell FAA Radar Site]] {{DEFAULTSORT:New Orleans FAA Radar Site}} ...

...ose aircraft. Assigned a JSS ID of J-14A and an FAA ID of ZLCH. Active FAA Radar Site. |width="50%"|<!--[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Lake Charles FAA Radar Site]]--> ...

...AA ID of '''NEW'''. Active FAA Radar Site. Also known as [[New Orleans FAA Radar Site]]. |width="50%"|<!--[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Slidell FAA Radar Site]]--> ...

The Albuquerque ARTCC is currently located at 8000 Louisiana Boulevard in north Albuquerque, New Mexico. Construction on the present loc (R) 33.98139, -111.79806, Humboldt Mountain FAA Radar Site ...

...just after the [[Korean War]]. Located near Alexandria in Rapides Parish, Louisiana. Initially assigned a Permanent ID of M-125. Closed in 1963. |width="50%"|[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|England Air Force Base Radar Site]] ...

...ARS ID of '''B-90'''. Closed in 2004. Also Known as [[Morgan City Aerostat Radar Site]]. |width="50%"|[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Glencoe Aerostat Radar Site]] ...

...tablished in 1940 on the south shore of Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans, Louisiana. First named [[New Orleans Army Air Base]], Renamed Camp Leroy Johnson on 2 ...ne 1940. As individual sites were approved they activated. At New Orleans, Louisiana, the municipal airport, enthusiastically recommended as a station for a hea ...

...tes, 11 terminal radar approach control (TRACON) facilities and 9 military radar facilities to which we delegate airspace. The largest of those is Dallas/Fo * [[JSS System|JSS and FAA Radar Sites]] ...

...dar Station first established in 1956 near Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. Named Lake Charles Air Force Station after the location. Initially assigne ...included the [[FPS-3|FPS-3A]] search radar and an [[FPS-6]] height-finder radar. The site was not upgraded and was not brought into the SAGE system and rem ...

...rce Radar Station first established in 1955 near Houma, Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. Named Houma Air Force Station after the location. Initially assigned a Per ...ne [[MPS-14]] height-finder radar and one [[TPS-10|TPS-10D]] height-finder radar. ...

...a single-frequency air-defense radar system. The frequency-diversity (FD) radar program was to reverse that trend.</blockquote> ...payload for an airborne intruder to penetrate and survive in the defensive radar environment, as discussed in the main text. At the same time, the new progr ...

...rage. Some 400 square nautical miles in the Gulf of Mexico remains without radar coverage. ...cept unidentified planes approaching from the south. None of the FAA radar sites had a height-finding capability and none had the capability to run intercep ...

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1958-1970, 1973-1980) - A [[Cold War]] Air Force Radar Station first established in 1958 at Pelican Point on Dauphin Island, Mobil ...in Island AFS Radar Twr.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Dauphin Island AFS Repurposed Radar Tower]] ...

...h America. The force included four fighter-interceptor squadrons and radar sites stretching from the Rocky Mountains and across the Dakotas. Malmstrom AFB s ...le:Malmstrom AFB Radar Site2.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Malmstrom Air Force Base Radar Site.]] ...