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The Sea-based, X-band Radar (SBX 1) leaves a pier on Ford Island as the SBX transits the waters of Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
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Das seegestützte X-Band-Radar (SBX 1) durchquert die Gewässer der Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
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Zusammenfassung
Das seegestützte X-Band-Radar (SBX 1) verlässt einen Pier auf Ford Island, während die SBX die Gewässer der Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam durchquert. Die SBX ist eine Kombination aus dem weltweit größten Phased-Array-X-Band-Radar, das an Bord einer mobilen, seewärts fahrenden semi-tauchbaren Ölplattform transportiert wird. (Foto der U.S. Navy von Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Daniel Barker / veröffentlicht)
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