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A mobile precision approach radar unit and communications equipment are used during Exercise CHECKERED FLAG

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Subject Operation/Series: CHECKERED FLAG

Base: Raf Finningley

Country: England / Great Britain (ENG)

Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Jose Lopez Jr.

Release Status: Released to Public

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precision approach radar unit precision approach radar unit communications equipment communications equipment exercise checkered flag radar equipment staff sergeant high resolution exercise checkered flag checkered flag ssgt jose lopez jr raf finningley great britain us national archives england united kingdom railway photo archive
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26/06/1982
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precision approach radar unit precision approach radar unit communications equipment communications equipment exercise checkered flag radar equipment staff sergeant high resolution exercise checkered flag checkered flag ssgt jose lopez jr raf finningley great britain us national archives england united kingdom railway photo archive