[[Category:Newfoundland and Labrador Radar Sites]]
[[Category:Canadian Coastal Radar System Sites]]
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[[Category:British Columbia Radar Sites]]
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[[Category:Newfoundland and Labrador Radar Sites]]
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[[Category:Nova Scotia Radar Sites]]
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[[Category:Nova Scotia Radar Sites]]
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...sites received FPS-27s, one prototype site, ten Canadian sites and twenty sites in the U.S.
...ers were housed in a four-story closed tower with a radome. Two additional sites had the towers built but were closed before the equipment was installed.
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File:Elmendorf RAOC 2013.jpg|Royal Canadian Air Force Capt. Dave Gosselin, 176th Air Defense Squadron senior director,
...nce personnel from the radar sites. Maintenance and operation of the radar sites were then contracted out to a civilian firm.
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...[[SAGE System]] underground Direction Center first established in 1963 on Canadian Forces Base North Bay, Ontario. Named North Bay SAGE Direction Center after
== North Bay SAGE Direction Center DC-31 Radar Sites==
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...Bay, North Bay, Ontario, Canada. The 22 Wing North Bay, also known as the Canadian Air Defence Sector (CADS), is responsible for providing surveillance, ident
The Canadian Sector Operations Control Centre remained operational, using the [[FYQ-93]]
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...a minimally attended radar site in 1993 as a part of the Canadian Coastal Radar (CCR) System.
...tree Line]] radar site and became operational on 23 Nov 1953 manned by the Canadian 222 AC&W Squadron.
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30.0760296,-85.61064~ Tyndall Air Force Base <!--Canadian BUIC III -->;
48.36195,-77.22271~ CFS Senneterre <!-- BUIC II Sites -->;
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46.16725,-60.16451~ Sydney Canadian Coastal Radar Site B) 46.28703, -60.27462, Fort Oxford;
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...des from sea level to 7,000 feet. Variants include the FPS-3A, the FPS-508 Canadian version and the MPS-7 Mobile Version.
....jpg|Othello AFS, two FPS 6 Height Finder Radars on the left, FPS 3 Search Radar in the bubble and Operations building on the right, circa 1959
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...ircraft control and warning radar sites commenced about 1950 and the first sites were operational in 1951.
...the large composite building on the lower site and the tramway between the sites.
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...Canadian Coastal Radar Site Sydney]] with a minimally attended [[FPS-117]] radar that is still operational there.
...by the U.S. Government but operated by Canadian forces. In June 1961, the Canadian government assumed full financial responsibilities of RCAF Station Sydney u
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...Canadian Coastal Radar Site Holberg]], a minimally attended [[FPS-117]] 3D radar site.
Initial radar equipment included the [[FPS-3]] search radar. To prepare for the transition to SAGE System operation a [[FPS-508]] (FPS-
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...e Spear Battery''' (1941-1945) - Cape Spear Battery was a [[World War II]] Canadian reinforced concrete 10‑inch coastal gun battery at [[Fort Cape Spear]], Cap
...an, they were initially manned by the 103rd Coast Battery "A" troop, Royal Canadian Artillery. The guns were of little use until February 1942 when the ammunit
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{{PageHeader|30 RU - Cape Bauld Radar Site}}
...nitially assigned a Radar Detachment designation of 30 RD later changed to Radar Unit designation of RU. Note that the unit used the detachment designation,
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...ted in 1990 and was then transitioned into operation as [[Canadian Coastal Radar Site Barrington]].
File:Barrington Radar Site Evolution.jpg|Barrington Radar Station Evolution.
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...nt ID of N-24, a SAGE ID of C-24, and a JSS ID of R-05. Turned over to the Canadian Forces in 1971 and closed by them in 1988.
...e Air Force Base]] itself. The temporary site, L-24, housed a CPS-5 search radar, an MPS-4 height-finder, and was operational around May 1952 (except for th
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