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Dismantling a Prototype ALMA antenna

Dismantling the Prototype ALMA Antennamore_horiz

VLA antenna and Prototype ALMA antennas

VLA Antenna Dwarfs ALMA Antennasmore_horiz

Prototype ALMA antenna

Prototype North American ALMA Antennamore_horiz

Empty VLA antenna piers

Before There Were Antennasmore_horiz

VLA's original hybrid lens

VLA’s Original Hybrid Lensmore_horiz

VLA antenna and Transporter

An Early VLA Antenna Movemore_horiz

Half of the VLA's original supercomputer

Half of a Supercomputermore_horiz

VLA's original correlator

Original Correlator for the VLAmore_horiz

Spare VLA modules

Shelf of Sparesmore_horiz

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Panelless VLA antenna in The Barn

A VLA Antenna Without Its Surfacemore_horiz

VLA antennas

North Arm of the VLA Wyemore_horiz

Dishless VLA Antenna

Dishless Antenna at the VLAmore_horiz

VLA Antenna assembly

Antenna Assembly at the VLAmore_horiz

VLA Antennas with air traffic lights

Aircraft Lights Atop the VLAmore_horiz

VLA Antenna at sunset

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VLA Antenna and cattle

Watch for Cattle at the VLAmore_horiz

Replacing waveguides with fiber optic cables

Laying Down the Linesmore_horiz

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