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Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Pics | 8 Apr, 2009 | Views: 2439 |  +3   |  
Radar station "Arch" was used in the USSR for early detection of starts of intercontinental ballistic missiles on starting flashes. Object building "Chernobyl-2" has been finished in 1985. Height of station of 150 metres, at length 800 metres. After failure on CHAES the station has been frozen also operation stopped in connection with danger of damage of the electronic equipment.

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)



Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)

Object Chernobyl - 2 (21 pics)


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№1 Author: tapatio (30 Sep 2009 15:37) Total user comments: 2017


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