- Eskirsehir Tail) > TESZ - Eskirsehir Tail (TC - Ankara) > TEDZ - Ankara - Elan Dagi 1856 m AMSL (TCK - Merzifon) > TKJZ - Merzifon (TCW - Persembe) > TPEZ - Persembe (TCV - Pazar) > TPAZ - Pazar (TD - Siwas - Pinarbasi) > TPIZ - Pinarbasi 2285 m AMSL (TG - Adana) > TDDZ - Davudi Dağı 515 m AMSL (tga - Adana Tail) > TDAZ - Adana Tail (TE - Dyarbakir - Karaka Dagi) > TDIZ > Dyarbakir - Karaka Dagi(tea - Dyarbakir Tail) > TDEZ - Dyarbakir TailBloatli, Turkey AFSOUTH-Cyprus (TCZ - Cap Greco) > JCGZ -Cavo Greko''' 62 m AMSL Equipment used Initially 60, 30 or 15 ft dish or billboard type antennas have been used in combination with General Electric or RCA AN/MRC80 TRC24; AN/FRC-75 or 39 radio sets. Later being replaced by newer Siemens & Halske EM 120/400 and 12/800 types. The type and beaming angle of the antennas depended of the local site position and its distance to the next relays. See also Radio propagation Tropospheric scatter Microwave White Alice Communications System - Cold war era Alaskan tropospheric communications link List of White Alice Communications System sites List of DEW Line Sites Distant Early Warning Line References External links History and details Photographs of an installation Troposcatter communication network maps Website by Gerrit Padberg and Roger Camperi Italian Website Telecommunications equipment of the Cold War Military radio systems 1956 introductions NATO installations in the United Kingdom NATO installations in Germany NATO installations in Norway NATO installations in Italy NATO installations in Belgium Cold War military equipment of the United Kingdom 1956 in international relations Highband Tropospheric scatter systems