By Susan Schept - Navy Times Staff writer
The Coast Guard officially published its decision last Thursday to discontinue its radio navigation tool, known as LORAN-C, after 66 years of operation.
The decision to decommission the Long Range Aids to Navigation program was published in the Federal Register. The Coast Guard will begin shutting off the North American signal Feb. 8 and finish the process by Oct. 1. The Coast Guard operates 24 LORAN-C stations.
You can read the rest of the copyrighted story at http://www.navytimes.com/news/2010/01/coastguard_LORAN_010710w/
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