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English: The TIROS 1 command and data-aquistion station at Fort Monmouth, N.J., and (insert) programming racks which are cut-off at the right of the main power.

Polski: Naziemne urządzenia sterujące satelitą TIROS 1 i odbiorające z niego dane. Forth Monmouth, New York. Wstawka: urządzenia programujące, które na zjęciu po prawej są odłączane od zasilania.

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