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| − | + | '''RAF Fylingdales''' is a [[Radar]] station in the [[United Kingdom]], operated by the [[Royal Air Force]] in a top secret location just off the A169 [[Whitby]] to [[Pickering]] Road in [[North Yorkshire]]. Once famous for its giant white Golf ball-like [[Radome]]s during the [[cold war]], it is now just a giant concrete triangular shaped building. It provides an integrale role in tracking objects in space. | |
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Revision as of 07:43, November 18, 2015
RAF Fylingdales is a Radar station in the United Kingdom, operated by the Royal Air Force in a top secret location just off the A169 Whitby to Pickering Road in North Yorkshire. Once famous for its giant white Golf ball-like Radomes during the cold war, it is now just a giant concrete triangular shaped building. It provides an integrale role in tracking objects in space.