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Ground Based Early Warning Radar at Flyingdales

The Fylingdales Ballistic Missile Early Warning Radar System (Flyingdales BMEWS) is located at the RAF Fylingdales Air Base in the United Kingdom. It provides a key element of the U.S. defense strategy and an essential part of the U.S. missile defense architecture. Its function is to detect, track, and provide tactical warning and attack assessment of ballistic missiles launched against the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.