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Ken Taylor, who was assigned to the TUSLOG tropo site at Elmadag, Turkey in 1974-75, sent me a Google Earth KMZ file he found on http://rammstein.dfmk.hu/~s200/tropo/. If you load this file into Google Earth and hunt through it, find the 463L Mediterranean Communications System and you can trace the whole tropo system throughout Turkey.
Click here to download a copy of that file. You will need Google Earth to view it on your computer. I couldn't figure out who owns the website mentioned above, but how about a cyber-toast to that webmaster and Ken Taylor for sharing this file with us? Cheers!



