Radar was a game-changing technology in WWII and Germany fell behind when it mattered most. This video dives into how the ...

The German onslaught continued into ... of immense securities for our island." RADAR failed to be fully developed in the years before WWII due to budgetary constraints by Prime Minister Neville ...

During World War II, battles were won by the side that was first to spot enemy airplanes, ships, or submarines. To give the Allies an edge, British and American scientists developed radar ...

They tracked hostile and friendly aircraft, flying bombs and rockets, German E Boats and Allied ... Good luck with your father’s WW2 story. Was he in Radar? Where did he serve?

Constructed in 1943, the former Gin Head station played a crucial role in testing and designing radar systems, as well as assessing captured German equipment. During WW2 there were numerous radar ...

Throughout WWII, Britian also used radar to help warn citizens of night raids from German bombers. And those same radar operators noticed that it wasn’t just enemy aircraft showing up on their ...

A memorial service has been held for a Canadian airman who was shot down over Guernsey 81 years ago. On 5 June 1944, the day ...

German physicist Heinrich Hertz was the ... "It is frequently said that, although the atomic bomb ended World War II, it was radar that won the war," MIT says of the lab's role in the war effort.