This photo was taken from the other side of the runways/tarmac (east end), and shows the AN/FPS-20A search radar tower. [looking southeast]
This photo shows the radar site up close. The only noticeable change in appearance from the radar tower`s Air Force days is the newer radome. [looking just west of due south]
This photo is a close-up of the radar tower itself. [looking just west of due south]
This photo is another close-up of the radar tower. The photo was made from a nearby point off to the west close to about where the AN/MPS-14 height-finder radar tower once stood. The paved road closest to the fence appears to be an original road from the site`s Air Force days; the other paved surface closer to the observer is the cart path for the golf course. The fence itself is not original -- it surrounds only the modern-day FAA compound, not the original, larger AF radar station. [looking east-southeast]
This final photo shows four foundations/footings for an unknown tower; my best guess is these might have supported the earlier AN/MPS-7 search radar (which probably was on a temperate-style tower). Other explanations are possible. These foundations/footings are located just north of the AN/FPS-20A search radar tower, and just south of where the LRR Operations building once stood. [looking west-southwest]
Looking North
Looking North
Looking East
Looking East
Looking South
Looking South
Looking West
Looking West
1995 photo contributed by Scott Murdock
The radar tower in this photo is currently in use by FAA.