Bushehr I-HAWK missile site

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By kjfitz @ 2005-10-10 17:17:37
There are three of these. This one, another at the south end of the poulated area "facing" south west, and another just north of the helo airport. They seem to be arrayed to protect the airfield.
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@ 2005-10-10 20:25:46
This is the Bushehr I-HAWK site, and it's still occupied. The two launcher sites, the paved areas that look a bit like flattened baseball diamonds, each hold a launcher for three I-HAWK missiles. the Z-shaped area in the middle holds the associated electronic vans. Not all of the pads are occupied. The Iranians move the stuff around between pads to make it more difficult to target the equipment.