Which two radar systems are included in the AN/MPN-14K Landing Control Central (LCC)?

The correct choice identifies the radar systems included in the AN/MPN-14K Landing Control Central (LCC) as Airport Surveillance Radar (ASR) and Precision Approach Radar (PAR).

The ASR is crucial for tracking aircraft in the terminal area and providing situational awareness to air traffic controllers, which is important for managing air traffic effectively and safely. This radar system helps in monitoring the positions of all aircraft within a specified airspace, ensuring that they are at a safe distance from each other as they approach for landing.

The PAR provides precise guidance to pilots as they make their final approach to the runway. It offers detailed vertical and lateral information to help ensure that the aircraft are on the correct path to land safely. The combination of ASR and PAR in the AN/MPN-14K LCC provides both situational awareness and precision assistance during the landing process, making it highly effective for controlling landings.

Other combinations mentioned in the options do not correctly represent the actual components of the AN/MPN-14K LCC. Specifically, ground controlled approach (GCA) is a method that relies on radar information but is distinct from the systems included as part of the LCC hardware. Moving target indicator (MTI)