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| ation was mirrored by a French evaluation of a | radar captured in Chad in 1987 during the Chadian-Li |
| All four variations fitted a | radar enhancer in the nose cone to assist in target |
| gust 25, 2000) was one of the most influential | radar theoreticians in the second half of the 20th c |
| o-dimensional case appears in over-the-horizon | radar and in radio ground waves as employed in the G |
| occupancy was achieved at this Phase I mobile | radar site in late 1954. |
| A | radar is in the Game Boy version, but not in the NES |
| Another height-finder | radar came in 1958 along with an AN/FPS-20 search ra |
| OPPY satellites recorded ELINT data, targeting | radar installations in the Soviet Union and Soviet n |
| The Bloodhound had a | radar dish in the nose of the missile that had to be |
| Radar plaque in March 2004 | |
| The | radar station in Bremerhaven |
| G-53 was a United States Navy Gun Fire-control | radar used in conjunction with the Mark 68 gun fire- |
| War II and was also General Eisenhower's Chief | Radar Officer in 1945. |
| nd an author, who worked on the development of | radar systems in World War II, worked on the physics |
| ort Worth to open their flight plan or receive | radar vectoring in the area. |
| MOD 15 configuration includes continuous-wave | radar tracking in addition to pulse-Doppler tracking |
| to King's College, London, in 1945, the Royal | Radar Establishment in Malvern in 1953, IBM UK in 19 |
| MISA is used to provide wide | radar coverage in latitude and longitude. |
| ted a series of Ground-Control Intercept (GCI) | radar sites in Greenland to detect intrusion of unkn |
| Peter Fowler served as a | radar officer in the wartime RAF (1942-46). |
| It is the site of the first weather | radar system in the north-east of England, officiall |
| The specific term "Doppler | Radar", due in part to its extremely common use by t |
| For the Air Defense Command | radar station in Indiana, see Rockville Air Force St |
| om 1953 - 1982, first as an airborne radio and | radar repairman in post-World War II Japan in a vari |
| This | radar deployed in the 1960s |
| ources for successful night fighting (airborne | radar) were in very short supply and as a result it |
| During World War II he served as a | Radar Officer in the RNVR, before returning to Cambr |
| The | radar operates in the Ku band (a subset of the J ban |
| urned to England, where he worked at the Royal | Radar Establishment in Malvern. |
| as a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) | radar station in 1992, replacing the original NATO A |
| row-beam midcourse tracking and discrimination | radar system in the Czech Republic. |
| ank U-100 after detecting her on her primitive | radar, and in the same action cooperated with HMS Wa |
| rio with an experimental E.C.-3/bis Gufo (Owl) | radar apparatus in August 1941 but the unit was cons |
| The "RadLab" designed almost half of the | radar deployed in World War II, created over 100 dif |
| as a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) | radar station in 1992, replacing the original NATO A |
| Its | radar (housed in a fibre glass or golf ball protecti |
| It was first used as a | radar station in 1937, when it was set up as part of |
| proach to the problem of plot association in a | radar tracker, in which all of the potential candida |
| The | radar operated in the L-band at 1250 to 1350 MHz and |
| Air Defense Command to put thirteen temporary | radar stations in operation. |
| Production of the AN/FPS-20 Surveillance | Radar began in 1956. |
| The new | radar also includes a new cooling system and Radio F |
| etroit, after regularly topping 100 mph on the | radar gun, including a high mark of 103 mph twice. |
| The Reese Center is also home to several | Radar systems including a SODAR, Low Level Profiler, |
| bile, Marconi Electronic Systems manufactured, | radar systems, including an S723 Martello (RAF Type |
| uture the museum plans to expand into Cold War | radar history, including DEW Line (Distant Early War |
| The Shelter had only surface | radar, so incoming flights were relayed with a beari |
| d Chinese claims also concludes that the BL904 | radar also incorporate former-USSR counter-battery r |
| Weapon Locating | Radar, an Indian Artillery detecting radar being dev |
| Radar observations indicate that it is composed of a | |
| ta from Hertha indicates a flattened body, and | radar observations indicate that Hertha is non-metal |
| Radar observations indicate that it is metallic. | |
| nches (13 to 38 mm), though the NEXRAD weather | radar estimates indicated that isolated amounts exce |
| The small "pip" on the | radar screen indicated either a surfaced submarine o |
| A Coherent Processing Interval (CPI), in | radar systems, indicates a group of multiple pulses, |
| eature A. The bright appearance of rays in the | radar images indicates that the crater is geological |
| atter spike (TBSS) is an artifact on a weather | radar display indicative of large hail. |
| ical tailpipe, with no provisions for reducing | radar or infrared signature. |
| d operational status in 1956 with an AN/TPS-1D | radar, and initially the station functioned as a Gro |
| ations began in early 1956, using an AN/TPS-1D | radar, and initially the station functioned as a Gro |
| t before taking part in a mission to destroy a | radar jamming installation on top of the New York St |
| The CLC-1 | radar is installed on the Type 95 (also known as PGZ |
| In 2004, a Dual-Polarization | Radar was installed for further research. |
| An AN/CPS-6 | radar was installed as part of the Lashup system at |
| In the F/A-18E/F, the | radar is installed in a slide-out nose rack to facil |
| As of January 2007 the | radar was installed in 28 aircraft; some were experi |
| In 1964 an AN/FPS-27 search | radar was installed and in 1965 the AN/FPS-66 was re |
| The Grifo M multi-mode | radar was installed later in a second phase of the u |
| In the F/A-18, the | radar is installed in a slide-out nose rack to facil |
| While at Sasebo, a Type 22 | radar was installed, the “X”-turret was removed, and |
| y Yard, during which time a Type 21 air-search | radar was installed, and it was thus not present dur |
| or a months of repairs in September, a Type 22 | radar was installed, the “X”-turret was removed, and |
| In 1964 an AN/FPS-26A height-finder | radar was installed, and one AN/FPS-6 was removed la |
| In 1964 an AN/FPS-26A height-finder | radar was installed. |
| and two triple 25 mm AA gun mounts and Type 21 | radar were installed. |
| x B Mk II Srs I, V9977, in-which the first H2S | radar was installed. |
| A civil marine | radar, for instance, may have user-selectable maximu |
| Nanjing Marine | Radar Research Institute |
| or possess any products that actively transmit | radar signals intended to jam radar equipment. |
| It was part of the Chain Home | radar network, intended to provide long range early |
| ASG-18 was a prototype fire control system and | radar, originally intended for the XF-108 Rapier int |
| AN/SPY-1K: Smallest version of the | radar offered, intended to fit corvette-sized vessel |
| a NATO program that would integrate Georgia's | radar system into that of NATO. |
| l and combined with concerns that transmitting | radar signals into Soviet territory may have been se |
| As of 2009, Elta has integrated this | radar system into F-4, F-5, F-16, F/A-50, Mirage and |
| Air Force (and later FAA) General Surveillance | Radar stations into a centralized center for Air Def |
| The AN/FPS-6 | radar was introduced into service in the late 1950s |
| odes include color weather, synthetic aperture | radar (SAR), inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) |
| More recently, | radar production involved the license assembly of th |
| Radar studies involving Arecibo (Puerto Rico), Golds | |
| Isle of Wight County Council and used Plessey | Radar and IOW Community CC. |
| Pipe Penetrating | Radar (PPR) is an application of GPR technologies ap |
| Surface Movement | Radar (SMR) is used to detect aircraft and vehicles |
| While it is an M-type, its | radar albedo is too low to allow a nickel-iron compo |
| The 776th | Radar Squadron is an inactive United States Air Forc |
| When a blip on the outpost's | radar screen is soon sighted, Joe sends his pilots o |
| Today, the | radar site is now a commercial transmitter site. |
| SpotterRF Micro Surveillance | Radar (SpotterRF) is a new class of surveillance rad |
| Today the | radar site is being used for radio transmitters. |
| Navy three-dimensional, long range air search | radar that is capable of providing contact bearing, |
| he Airborne Multirole Solid State Active Array | Radar (AMSAR), is an Active Electronically Scanned A |
| Today the | radar site is used by the Federal Aviation Administr |
| The | radar altimeter is used to measure height above grou |
| nd AN/FPS-67 [AN/GPA-103] The AN/FPS-93 search | radar system is a modified AN/FPS-20 with the additi |
| Radar Base is a census-designated place (CDP) in Mav | |
| A | radar chart is a graphical method of displaying mult |
| Radar Base is served by the Eagle Pass Independent S | |
| The Erieye | radar system, is an Airborne Early Warning and Contr |
| The BEL Weapon Locating | Radar (WLR) is a mobile artillery locating Phased ar |
| r corrected in east-west direction at half the | radar range is 2.6 km and is 5.3 km at the full rada |
| Enhanced | RADAR positioning is a proposal for a position fixin |
| Terminal Doppler Weather | Radar (TDWR) is a doppler weather radar system used |
| The | radar antenna is still in service. |
| The Opana | Radar Site is a National Historic Landmark that comm |
| A low-probability-of-intercept | radar (LPIR) is designed to be difficult to detect b |
| The Bremerhaven | Radar Tower is a 106 metre reinforced concrete tower |
| Enhanced | radar positioning is achieved through the continuous |
| The AN/MPQ-49 Forward Area Alerting | Radar (FAAR) is a lightweight early warning radar sy |
| Continuous-wave | radar system is a radar system where a known stable |
| es Navy two-dimensional, long range air search | radar that is capable of providing contact bearing a |
| This | radar device is typically mounted on the right hand |
| When the | radar signal is modulated with a pulse train as show |
| c Systems Center in May, 2004, under which the | radar system is being developed, tested and integrat |
| The AN/FPS-93 search | radar system is a modified AN/FPS-20 with the additi |
| The Secrets of | Radar Museum is a small military museum located near |
| The OJ-333 | Radar scope is the indicator which the air traffic c |
| 20 seconds in which the racon will respond to | radar signals is followed by 40 seconds when it will |
| Currently the national NEXRAD | radar network is set to be upgraded to dual-pole wit |
| The basis of the virtual | radar system is a closed loop data network. |
| A | radar scatterometer is designed to determine the nor |
| A radome ( | radar dome) is a structural, weatherproof enclosure |
| However, since the ARSR-4 is a 3D | radar, it is capable of determining aircraft altitud |
| The | radar site is located on top of Angel Peak, which is |
| This upgrade also improved Phazotron | radar and Israeli-built DASS and COMMS systems. |
| When the transponder receives a | radar signal it sends back a transponder's squawk co |
| It is a two dimensional | radar, meaning it provides only range and bearing bu |
| When a traditional RACON receives a | radar pulse, it responds with a signal which on a Ra |
| t all levels of command of the capabilities of | radar- with it often being regarded as a freak gadget |
| ing optical tracker is slaved to the Blindfire | radar, although it is possible for the optical track |
| This characteristic is desirable in a | radar because it allows finding and tracking an oppo |
| r fitted with Metox, an early form of airborne | radar detector; it replaced a piece of equipment kno |
| The jamming of the | radar made it impossible to read the radar. |
| It is also known as the Pearl Harbor | Radar, since it was a SCR-270 set that detected the |
| Only a portion of the sea has been imaged by | radar, but its wider extent is indicated in visible |
| quito night intruders fitted with the AI Mk.IV | radar and its derivatives. |
| The Unwin | Radar and its counterpart at Bruny Island in Tasmani |
| The | radar gets its name from the distinctive folding mas |
| The | radar maintained its AN/FPS-90 designation due to th |
| The | radar antenna itself is described as being 384 squar |
| ing on the location it was to be deployed, the | radar antenna itself was perched atop one of three d |
| e would consist of one 5-ton truck pulling the | radar van itself and a support 5-ton pulling the Env |
| For the World War II German | radar, see Jagdschloss radar. |
| Wallonia, which were tracked by multiple NATO | radar and jet interceptors, and investigated by Belg |
| ed in the Australian comedy/thriller Under the | Radar as Jo, which was released in 2004. |
| The name Hokusai was suggested by | radar astronomer John K. Harmon. |
| S and the Joint Surveillance and Target Attack | Radar System JSTARS. |
| my on a flight to Colombo and disappeared from | radar screens just after the pilot had reported depr |
| Kopu gives a | radar to Kentaro and Takeshi and the ability to tran |
| For example, guided missiles, | radar, all kinds of defense systems. |
| lly built for an experimental over-the-horizon | radar station known as Cobra Mist. |
| Its regional weather | radar is known as "News 10 Storm Tracker HD Doppler" |
| "Cruel To Be Kind" was released on the | Radar Records label in the UK and Columbia Records i |
| valuation helicopters, fitted with an advanced | radar and LAMPS equipment. |
| light detection and ranging, a type of optical | radar using laser pulses instead of radio waves to s |
| e electronic test equipment, medical monitors, | radar displays, laser shows and early video games. |
| band is used for satellite communications and | radar, the latter being central to aircraft systems |
| e remaining MiG-21 of the original four with a | radar lock, launched two Sparrows and scored a kill |
| K-9 officers search for drugs, operate police | RADAR and learn about specialized units including th |
| When hit by the | radar, such lengths of metal resonate and re-radiate |
| ation of meteorological information, including | radar, satellite, lightning, wind, and upper air dat |
| 1945, Callaghan took station on the embattled | radar picket line, where on 28 July she drove off a |
| rock carvings, he then used ground-penetrating | radar to locate and chart an apparent tunnel-complex |
| RAF West Beckham a former Chain Home | Radar base located in Norfolk, England. |
| blished in late 1951 as a general surveillance | radar station, located atop Mount Straumnes in Icela |
| by Air Defense Command at a temporary "Lashup" | radar site located at Sault Sainte Marie Airport, to |
| a tramway connecting the base station with the | radar antennas located on a mountain peak at 2,300 f |
| A Marconi Type 84 | radar was located on the airfield and a Type 80 rada |
| ed States Air Force Distant Early Warning Line | Radar station located 349 miles (562 km) east of Poi |
| The | radar system locks onto the target during this phase |
| In Air-to-Sea missions the | radar provides long range target detection and track |
| In the Air-to-Air modes, the | radar enables long-range target detection and tracki |
| In Air-to-Sea missions the | radar provides long-range target detection and track |
| hornton, Six By Seven, The Crescent, The Burn, | Radar Brothers, Longview, Aziz, Electronic Eye Machi |
| in a 1-1 draw on 24 August 2010 he was on the | radar of Luton manager Richard Money, who had alread |
| F-16 radars with the AIM-120 AMRAAM, identify | radar system maintenance deficiencies and develop wo |
| This | radar stand makes the mountain recognizable from mil |
| The AN/UPN-1 was a | radar Pathfinder marker beacon used by the Army Air |
| hough later with the P-12NP "Spoon Rest B" the | radar antenna mast was mounted on a separate trailer |
| bury in 1952, was one of the first concepts in | radar absorbent material, used to prevent enemy rada |
| Some | radar systems may have separate transmit and receive |
| For example, some very long range HF | radar systems may have a transmitter and receiver wh |
| This technology is so called LPI | radar, which means "Low probability of intercept". |
| It uses | radar to measure the altitude and properties of clou |
| A height finder is a type of 2-dimensional | radar that measures altitude and direction of target |
| Since a | radar altimeter measures distances, height over the |
| ducts offered by GEC-Marconi, including radio, | radar, telecommunications, mechatronics and microele |
| Radar research memorial at St Alban's Head | |
| ve minutes as she pursued her target until its | radar echo merged with land echo of Kiska. |
| 22nd International Laser | Radar Conference, Metera, Italy. |
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