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- Silver Strand Training Complex South (SSTC-S), formerly known as the Naval Radio Receiving Facility (NRRF), is the premier training facility for U.S. Special Operations Forces. Located between Imperial Beach and Silver Strand State Beach near San Diego in southern California, USA, this facility was known by locals as the "elephant cage" which is a nickname for the large Wullenweber direction finder antenna. The antenna was used to provide direction finding, primary communication links for U.S. Navy submarines. The antenna was finally dismantled in 2015, even though it was scheduled to be removed in fiscal year 2007. Presently the area is part of Naval Base Coronado and commanded by that base's Commanding Officer. While just north of Imperial Beach, it is within the city limits of Coronado. (en)
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- Wullenweber Circular Disposed Antenna Array (en)
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- Silver Strand Training Complex antenna array in 2013 (en)
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- U.S. Special Operations Forces (en)
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- Silver Strand Training Complex South (en)
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- Fort Emory (en)
- Imperial Beach Radio Station (en)
- Naval Radio Receiving Facility (en)
- Naval Radio Receiving Station Imperial Beach (en)
- Navy Direction Finder Station (en)
- Navy Radio Compass Station (en)
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- United States Naval Special Warfare Command (en)
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- Silver Strand Training Complex South (SSTC-S), formerly known as the Naval Radio Receiving Facility (NRRF), is the premier training facility for U.S. Special Operations Forces. Located between Imperial Beach and Silver Strand State Beach near San Diego in southern California, USA, this facility was known by locals as the "elephant cage" which is a nickname for the large Wullenweber direction finder antenna. The antenna was used to provide direction finding, primary communication links for U.S. Navy submarines. The antenna was finally dismantled in 2015, even though it was scheduled to be removed in fiscal year 2007. Presently the area is part of Naval Base Coronado and commanded by that base's Commanding Officer. While just north of Imperial Beach, it is within the city limits of Coronado. (en)
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- Silver Strand Training Complex (en)
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- Fort Emory (en)
- Imperial Beach Radio Station (en)
- Naval Radio Receiving Facility (en)
- Naval Radio Receiving Station Imperial Beach (en)
- Navy Direction Finder Station (en)
- Navy Radio Compass Station (en)
- Silver Strand Training Complex South (en)
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