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• Missile Site Radar was built to its south, on the western side.
• MAR-1 was based on the ZAR, and was the basis for the Kwajalein Missile Site Radar . in September 1968.
• The system had seventeen bases, each centered on its Missile Site Radar ( MSR ) and a computerized command center buried below it.
• Twenty-five miles ( 40 km ) separated the Perimeter Acquisition Radar ( PAR ) and the Missile Site Radar ( MSR ) sites.
• For this, there was a long-range Perimeter Acquisition Radar ( PAR ) and a shorter-range, more precise Missile Site Radar ( MSR ).
• Because a Sprint launched from a remote base might not be visible to the MAR during the initial stages of the launch, Bell proposed building a much simpler radar at most launch sites, the Missile Site Radar ( MSR ).
• The Stanley R . Mickelsen Safeguard Complex with North Dakota phased arrays ( four-face Missile Site Radar and single-face GE Perimeter Acquisition Radar, PAR ) became operational in 1975 as part of the Safeguard Program for defending against enemy ballistic missiles.
• Remote batteries were equipped with a much simpler radar whose primary purpose was to track the outgoing Sprint missiles before they became visible to the potentially distant MAR . These smaller Missile Site Radars ( MSR ) were passively scanned, forming only a single beam instead of the MAR's multiple beams.