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Sometime in 2021 or before, all structures were removed except for the FAA CARSR radar tower (former Air Force AN/FPS-24 search radar tower) and the former Army Nike Missile-Master blockhouse
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Site, looking North
Site, looking East
Site, looking South
Site, looking West
Radar, looking North
Radar, looking East
Radar, looking South
Radar, looking West
FAA Backup Radar, looking North
FAA Backup Radar, looking East
FAA Backup Radar, looking South
FAA Backup Radar, looking West
GATR Site, looking North
GATR Site, looking North
GATR Site, looking East
GATR Site, looking South
GATR Site, looking West
Nike Missile-Master, looking North
Nike Missile-Master, looking East
Nike Missile-Master, looking South
Nike Missile-Master, looking West
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Oakdale GATR building, beginning renovation (date unknown)
source: http://www.plavchakconstruction.com/general.html
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Oakdale GATR building, after renovation (date unknown)
(The search radar tower with radome can be seen in the distance to the left)
source: http://www.plavchakconstruction.com/general.html
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Mural at Kelly Park, the former GATR Site for Oakdale
source: http://www.colliertownship.net/parks-recreation/parks-trails/kelly-park-steen-hollow/
July, 1992 photos contributed by Mark Morgan
Circa 1981 photos by Tom Page
The following photos are from George Runkle.