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Current state of early warning radar upgrades depicts various mission sets for the five solid-state early warning radars arrayed throughout the globe. A series of updates beginning in the late 1990s and culminating in 2020 adds the missile defense mission and brings all five sites to a common hardware and software configuration. (U.S. Air Force graphic)


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Current state of early warning radar upgrades depicts various mission sets for the five solid-state early warning radars arrayed throughout the globe. A series of updates beginning in the late 1990s and culminating in 2020 adds the missile defense mission and brings all five sites to a common hardware and software configuration. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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1st Lt. Jazmin Furtado, a U.S. Air Force engineer, speaks to STARBASE students from Peabody, Mass., public schools, during a presentation at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., May 30. Furtado demonstrated equipment and talked about her science, technology, engineering and mathematics background, and how her education at the U.S. Air Force Academy and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology prepared her for a career designing systems ground troops use to communicate with aircraft. STARBASE is a Department of Defense education program for elementary students, who are historically under-represented in STEM fields, to motivate them to explore those fields. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Maki)
1st Lt. Jazmin Furtado, a U.S. Air Force engineer, hands a tactical vest to STARBASE student Biby Jimenez, 11, from a Peabody, Mass., public school, during a presentation at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., May 30. Furtado demonstrated equipment she helps design at Hanscom, and talked about her role and training in the Air Force. Her story resembles that of Capt. Carol Danvers, better known as Capt. Marvel, and Furtado used lessons of empowerment from the comic book-inspired movie to challenge the students to pursue their interests. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Maki)