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Yes. Yes they are.
Thought no-one got a picture of this. Found one in an old folder of random stuff from my camera.

This dome felt the wrath of the small tornado that rolled through the camp. Taken shortly after I stood awe-struck as it rolled along in a flurry of dust.

One of the many photo's of the tunnels spanning the underground missile silo complex.
One of the only photo's of the tunnels that wasn't 80% blurry.

Again, one of the few somewhat legible photo's taken underground in the missile silo complex.

Concrete doors sealing the radar enclosure in the silo.

50 feet or so underground making our way to the elevator shaft which will eventually lead us deeper into the missile silo complex.
I still have my sunnies on... not sure why.

Pit that held all the expensive electronics that drove the radar antenna, which sat in the suspended harness above.

Frame for the radar harness. This thing was about 30' across, and weighed a whole heck-of-a-lot.

When geeks go camping in the middle of the desert, why not erect a giant covered crows nest? And hey - might as well stick a 15dBi WiFi antenna in the top while you're at it!

Vantage Bridge, on the Columbia River in Washington state