United States automatic tracking radar stations

This category is for U.S. automatic tracking radar stations — ground radar installations for automatically maintaining alignment (autotrack) of the radar antenna toward an air target for continuously measuring its location, e.g., manned aircraft, winged missile, ballistic missile, surface-to-air missile, or meteorological balloon.

• Autotrack stations included dozens of CONUS Radar Bomb Scoring sites, several Matador missile operational sites in Germany, and ground-directed bombing sites beginning with an Army station at the end of World War II.
• Most autotrack stations were closed at the end of the Cold War with development of Precision-guided munitions (PGMs) with GPS accuracy, No-Drop Bomb Scoring systems, and portable phased array radars that measure target location without moving the antenna.

For United States general surveillance radar stations, see Category:Semi-Automatic Ground Environment sites.

For United States space surveillance radar stations, see Category:United States Space Surveillance Network.