Duga': a giant abandoned air radar near Chernobyl - Russia Beyond
The Russian Woodpecker - Wikipedia
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Duga radar - Chernobyl, Kiev Oblast, Ukraine - Landmark & Historical Place | Facebook
Duga-1 Radar Station Chernobyl-2 - Chernobyl 35 years later
climbing and exploring Duga-3 / Дуга-3, the Russian Woodpecker / Chernobyl-2 radar site - YouTube
Popular Mechanics - The Russian Woodpecker, officially the Duga radar, an over-the-horizon (OTH) radar system that was part of the Soviet early-warning network for ballistic missiles, offline since 1989. Called the "Russian
Duga': a giant abandoned air radar near Chernobyl - Russia Beyond
A close up of the Duga Radar, abandoned antenna near Chernobyl, Ukraine : r/AbandonedPorn
Philip Grossman on Twitter: "DUGA over the horizon radar array 10KM from the Chernobyl NPP A second deployed version 22 miles north of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Russia is referred to as DUGA-2 as it
Duga radar - Wikipedia
Duga-1 radar dish near Chernobyl, Ukraine, which I visited in October. It measures 150m high and nearly 700m long, it was used as part of the Soviet Union's missile defence early-warning radar
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Duga radar - Wikipedia
At Duga 1 Chernobyl, Ukraine | From Wikipedia, the free ency… | Flickr
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