On the pages of the File " WW2 PROBLEMS AND TECHNICAL ADVANCES" you
will find tens upon tens of pages dealing with early RADAR, which are
too numerous and too cumbersome to cross reference each and every
subject. They deal with real things in real situations, and whilst
academics can write books on theories, applications of end products, few
will have seen the sheer detail of the ups and downs of the 'relatively'
early days. Just as for the individual subjects above, a link has been
provided for this entry, but it will involve one in a great deal of
reading.
| There is much to read and to comprehend. Click on this
thumbnail just to see how many RADAR sets are mentioned in
the March 1944 Bulletin alone. Only 17 of the 96 listed Radars
are included in the main list above. |
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and on this one to see how many W/T or WIRELESS sets are
referred to in the same issue |
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Click on the following file
WW2
PROBLEMS and TECHNICAL ADVANCES
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