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This site was | This site was commissioned on 1 Apr 1980 as an FAA radar site furnishing radar track data to the FAA [[Seattle ARTCC]] and to USAF Command Centers as a part of the [[JSS System]]. The initial [[ARSR-3]] radar equipment was replaced with a Common Air-Route Surveillance Radar ([[CARSR]]) radar as of 27 Aug 2012. | ||
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Fossil FAA Radar Site (1980-Active) - A FAA Radar Site first established in 1980 near Fossil, Wheeler County, Oregon. Assigned a FAA ID of QVN. Active FAA Radar Site. HistoryThis site was commissioned on 1 Apr 1980 as an FAA radar site furnishing radar track data to the FAA Seattle ARTCC and to USAF Command Centers as a part of the JSS System. The initial ARSR-3 radar equipment was replaced with a Common Air-Route Surveillance Radar (CARSR) radar as of 27 Aug 2012.
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