X Band Collection

The Sea Based X-band Radar is an integral part of the Ballistic Missile Defense System and is temporarily located at the Pearl Harbor Naval Base Shipyard

Sea Based X-band Radar appears to be part of the USS Abraham Lincoln looking like the big brother to the smaller radars on the aircraft carrier as ship personnel man the rails during transit into

Sea Based X-band Radar dome modeled by the setting sun at Pearl Harbor naval shipyard where this component of the Ballistic Missile Defense System is undergoing maintenance and repair

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), after participating in the multi-national exercise RIMPAC, is towed into Pearl Harbor and approaches the Sea Based X-band Radar undergoing service at the Pearl Harbor

Sea Based X-band Radar dome at Pearl Harbor naval shipyard
Sea Based X-band Radar dome modeled by the setting sun at Pearl Harbor naval shipyard where this component of the Ballistic Missile Defense System is undergoing maintenance and repair

TerraSAR-X satellite launch, at Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan. TerraSAR-X is a European satellite that uses X-band (microwave) synthetic aperture radar (SAR) to observe the Earth from space

TerraSAR-X satellite launch preparations. Engineers preparing the TerraSAR-X satellite for launch at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan

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In the heart of Port Canaveral, Florida, a remarkable sight unfolds as an X-band radar prepares to embark on its journey. Nestled upon the U. S Army landing craft utility ship Brandy Station, this cutting-edge technology stands ready to revolutionize maritime surveillance. With precision and care, workers meticulously position the container that holds the control center for this state-of-the-art radar system. Every detail is attended to as technicians complete the installation process with unwavering expertise. Amidst the bustling activity at Port Canaveral, a crane gracefully lowers both containers and radars onto the deck of the ship. The weighty equipment finds its rightful place under careful guidance from skilled hands. As each step progresses seamlessly, anticipation builds for what lies ahead. This Sea Based X-band Radar promises unparalleled capabilities in monitoring our vast oceans. Its advanced features will enhance national security and safeguard against potential threats lurking beneath tranquil waters. The significance of this moment cannot be understated - it symbolizes progress and innovation in defense technology. With every movement made by cranes and technicians alike, we witness a glimpse into a future where safety knows no bounds. Finally, after meticulous preparation and precise maneuvering, the crane is removed from its perch atop the X-band radar. A sense of accomplishment fills Port Canaveral's air as this powerful instrument now stands tall on board its vessel. This captivating scene serves as a testament to human ingenuity and dedication towards protecting our shores. As we bid farewell to Cape Canaveral's shores, we eagerly await news of how this extraordinary X-band radar will shape our world for years to come.