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I spotted a strange structure near a few paragliding spots in italian Alps. It's a screen about 10 meters wide, 6 meters tall, mounted on concrete base on ridge top. Someone said it's a training target for fighter jets, is it true? If so, is it targeted with real ammo or some kind of video-based training system?



Pictured: Monte Dolada, 46°11'34.68"N, 12°20'25.41"E



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    Pictured: Monte Dolada, 46°11'34.68"N, 12°20'25.41"E



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      I spotted a strange structure near a few paragliding spots in italian Alps. It's a screen about 10 meters wide, 6 meters tall, mounted on concrete base on ridge top. Someone said it's a training target for fighter jets, is it true? If so, is it targeted with real ammo or some kind of video-based training system?



      Pictured: Monte Dolada, 46°11'34.68"N, 12°20'25.41"E



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      I spotted a strange structure near a few paragliding spots in italian Alps. It's a screen about 10 meters wide, 6 meters tall, mounted on concrete base on ridge top. Someone said it's a training target for fighter jets, is it true? If so, is it targeted with real ammo or some kind of video-based training system?



      Pictured: Monte Dolada, 46°11'34.68"N, 12°20'25.41"E



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          It's a reflector for microwave links, a 'passive repeater':



          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passive_repeater



          http://notascordobesas.blogspot.com/2015/01/el-repetidor-pasivo-de-microondas.html






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