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A lift barge/crane, being propelled by a tugboat on each side, lifts the radar turret in the air aboard the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
A lift barge/crane, being propelled by a tugboat on each side, carries the radar turret aboard the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
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A lift barge/crane, being propelled by a tugboat on each side, lifts the radar turret off the pier to the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
The radar turret is being lifted o onto the stern of the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
The USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. A radar turret sits on the pier. The ship conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
Riggers fasten the cable from the heavy lift barge/crane to the radar turret aboard the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
A welder of the puts finishing touches on a radar turret aboard the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The ship conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
Finishing touches are made on the radar turret mount of the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The ship conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
A lift barge/crane, being propelled by a tugboat on each side, moves into position to lift the radar turret aboard the USNS OBSERVATION ISLAND (T-AGM-23) which is being converted to a missile and satellite tracking station. The conversion operation is called Project Cobra Judy
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The original finding aid described this photograph as:
Base: Baltimore
State: Maryland (MD)
Country: United States Of America (USA)
Scene Camera Operator: CAPT John T. Franklin
Release Status: Released to Public
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Date
23/07/1980
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