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Coast Guard Documents
LORAN A Documents:
LORAN Transmitting Station Manual 1945 (pdf)
CG-155 LORAN Operational and Maintenance Manual March 1954
w/supplemental 17 OCT 1960 (pdf)
Contributed by Bill Broome
CG-281 LORAN Engineering Manual 24 Jan 1955 Chapter 1 (pdf)
Contributed by Bill Broome
M10550.14 (Old CG-165.2) Chapter 3 29 May 1979 (pdf)
LORAN C Documents:
LORAN C Timing Project Sep 1961 (pdf)
Considerations in Loran-C/D receiver Design by David L Mills Oct
1964 (pdf)
Change of LORAN-C Characteristics Jul 1965 msg (pdf)
LONG RANGE NAVIGATION (LORAN-C) TERMINATION, R 251518Z NOV 09 COMDT COGARD WASHINGTON DC//CG-54//
- pdf
LONG RANGE NAVIGATION (LORAN-C) TERMINATION,
R 051347Z JAN 09 COMDT COGARD WASHINGTON
DC//CG-54// - pdf
Coast Guard Documents
ENGINEERING EVALUATION of
the LORAN–C NAVIGATION SYSTEM, FINAL REPORT, SEPTEMBER 30, 1959, JANSKY &
BAILEY, INC - without graphics.
The
Loran-C System of Navigation, by Jansky and Bailey, February, 1962
CG-222 Aids to Navigation Manual, 1965
edition
The Coast Guard at War LORAN IV Volume I - East Coast/North
Atlantic
The Coast Guard at War LORAN IV Volume II - Pacific
WWII Commendations from the USAAC and CINPACFLT
1970s Activities Europe LRE Training tapes and diagrams (zip
file) 60 MB file I believe there was a sixth tape to
the series as tape 5B ends before finishing the explanation of
the PSYN diagram and the last two diagrams were not discussed at
all. Also I believe there is one diagram missing. If
anyone has the missing links, please contact us.
COMDTPUB - LORAN Command Orientation Publication - pdf
Contributed by CWO Arron Urbanawiz via CDR Gary Thomas
Loran Equipments
Description of Coast Guard Electronics
Equipments
all linked files are .pdf
1_PLATE.gif)
Geodetic Positions:
Loran-A Geodetic
Positions 1941-1948
Other documents
Letter of Recognition from Commanding General, Far East Air
Forces, dated Aug 20th 1948 (pdf)
C4ISR Journal article on eLoran 2008
Saudi Loran Planning
Saudi
Loran Program - ITT News (pdf)
Miscellaneous Pictures:

Typical Equipment Hut circa WWII

Typical Loran Station circa 1940s

AN/FPN-44/45 PA Tubes. Not the long anode as
these were water cooled.

Loran A System, circa 1950

Loran A Coverage, circa 1973

Loran A Chart 1143, dated 4 August 1973
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