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A scientist at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) makes an adjustment to the antenna array in the NRL's Central Target Simulation Facility
Fred Horner, a scientist at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), prepares a missile system for testing inside the NRL's Central Target Simulation Facility
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A view of the KENNEDY, foreground, and Aeronica 60-foot parabolic antennas at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL's) Microwave Space Research Facility. The facility has two satellite communication systems that are used to test and evaluate satellite communication equipment
Delores Kepron, a contractor working at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), prepares an actuator for testing in a thermal vacuum chamber in the NRL's Payload Checkout Facility
An aerial view of the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) complex
A view of an 85-foot radio telescope, one of two antennas used for astronomical observation by the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) at its Maryland Point Observatory
A software technician works on a simulation of an anti-ship missile engagement for use in electronic warfare effectiveness tests that are conducted in the Central Target Simulator facility at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL)
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Tom Kendricks, a scientist at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), measures antenna patterns and radiation fields in the NRL's Central Target Simulation Facility
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Base: Washington
State: District Of Columbia (DC)
Country: United States Of America (USA)
Scene Camera Operator: Michael Savell
Release Status: Released to Public
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Date
18/10/1990
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