Talk:Radom longwave transmitter
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- Polish designation
- History of the facility. When inaugaurated?
- Users ( military? secret service? civil users?), operator
- actual in service or shut-down?
- Meaning in cold war? ( For transmitting messages to agents or submerged submarines?)
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Removed history section
[edit]I removed the gibberish history section (sorry 91.46.193.49), but it is still available here for anybody who wants to work on a useful history section. Superp (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 14:13, 6 May 2010 (UTC).
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