in Gablingen, a town in the north of Augsburg—was turned over to the Bundesnachrichtendienst. Technology enthusiasts, reporters, and even local politicians are still not admitted to the complex and there are few official statements about its purpose. The area was greyed out in the map layers of Google Maps and Bing Maps. Therefore, it is believed to be still in service being used by BND and NSA as part of a larger complex of combined informational technology. Currently, the Strategic Reconnaissance Command of the German Armed Forces operates a Wullenweber array in Bramstedtlund with a diameter of as one of its three stationary Sigint battalions. See also HF/DF Radio direction finder Radio direction finding Direction finding AN/FLR-9, a Wullenweber-class antenna array SIGINT Silver Strand Training Complex References External links Description and Photographs of the first Wullenwever array in Skisby, Denmark Aspects of the German Naval Communications Research Establishment Aerial photographs of Krug arrays Aerial photographs of FRD-10 arrays Aerial photographs of AN/FLR-9 arrays Newspaper article from "Augsburger Allgemeine" (in German) Wikipedia Germany article about the Gablingen Wullenweber antenna Radio frequency antenna types Antennas (radio)