Today most of the radar site on the mountain summit is torn down.

Some acres, including the radar site, were retained by the military.

In the case of the radar sites, which included some mobile systems, the success was less clear.

A radar site was needed that would face north east covering this area.

Another Iraqi radar site was locking on to their aircraft.

Today the radar site is being used for radio transmitters.

Today the former radar site is used by small businesses in the area.

Plans were made for a permanent radar site beginning in late 1956.

The new radar sites were found to receive from three to four feet of snow each year.

Even after that, about 17 key military radar sites would be allowed to operate for another 10 years.