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Tatoo Me with the VLA

-- | December 30, 2015

Question: Hi. Would you do me a favor to send to me through email the old aerial view graphic of VLA? It is like the Mercedes Benz logo without the circle, with a small rectangular at the intersection of the three arms. I want to make a tatoo of that. — Tao

Answer: We appreciate your dedication to the VLA! We are not exactly sure which image you are looking for, so suggest that you look at what is available at http://images.nrao.edu/Telescopes/VLA. We hope that one of the images in our gallery is the one you are looking for.

Jeff Mangum

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