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The current LORAN system has been phased out in the United States and Canada.
Combat Skyspot was complemented by expanding the radio-based LORAN system utilized by other strike aircraft.
LORAN systems also used time-of-flight radio signals, but from radio stations on the ground.
Decca's primary use was for ship navigation in coastal waters, offering much better accuracy than the competing LORAN system.
Although MUTNS was unrelated to the Loran systems, it was sometimes referred to as "'Loran-F " '.
It was closed in February 2010 when the United States discontinued the Loran system, and the tower was taken down in May 2013.
The LORAN system was intended for ships but signal levels on the US east-and west-coast areas were adequate for use with receivers in automobiles.
It is powered by an R-195 engine and equipped with an RSDN-10 long-range navigation system, an analogue of the Western LORAN system.
With technical refinements that make position fixes accurate to within meters, the radio-based LORAN system was used in the late 20th Century but has been discontinued in North America.
By this time the Navy had handed operational control of the LORAN system to the Coast Guard, and it was assumed the same arrangement would be true for any new system as well.