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Old March 4th 04, 11:31 PM
Bob Noel
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In article 20040304083811.6bfd1692@fstop, R. Hubbell
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I think there is a lot more radar coverage than what you might think.
Out west there's a lot of MOAs and that means radar coverage, I don't
know
if the military will share that data, but I suspect they would for SAR
OPS.


an MOA means radar coverage?

btw - until recently, neither the FAA nor the USAF had a quick
way to see enough radar plot/track history to be useful. That
is different post 9-11, the reasons are left as an exercise for
the student.

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