Also in Azerbaijan there is a former Soviet early warning radar.
The long range early warning radar became obsolete by the late 1980s and the facility was decommissioned on August 1, 1990.
A-35 was to have a main command centre, eight early warning radars with overlapping sectors, and 32 battle stations.
The Pentagon is struggling to adapt this early warning radar to an antimissile role.
Added to this were no less than three dozen smaller early warning radar sets scattered at various points up to ten miles from the base.
It also gets data from the early warning radars.
A high-speed, high-altitude aircraft might fly over early warning radars without being recognized.
The system in Azerbaijan is an early warning radar, with a wider range but also less specific tracking ability.
Furthermore, the ship was equipped with the latest early warning radar.
The early warning radars could only cover satellites in low earth orbits.
