Naval Historywith Dr. Alex

Topic

Airborne Radar

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    46:06Sea Harrier radar and missile developmentNotable Point
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    27:07Swordfish radar reliability and night attacks at TarantoNotable Point
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    11:00:31Why American and British airborne radar developed at different ratesQ&A
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    14:34Wartime equipment overwhelms the original weight targetNotable Point
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    36:55How battleship roles changed after carrier ascendancyNotable Point
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    51:27Airborne early-warning drones need power as well as enduranceNotable Point
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    18:17Radar, visual range, and air interceptionNotable Point
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    1:07:39Convoy helicopter numbers reverse the wolf-pack problemNotable Point
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    2:19:16Surface-search radar gives helicopters an airborne-warning pathChapter
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    47:26A dedicated lookout flight might have adopted radar earlyNotable Point
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    1:01:33What earlier naval control might have done for fleet spottingNotable Point
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    34:38Why airborne early warning does not replace scoutingQ&A
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