Battle of Britain - allowed for early warning of incoming air raids. Standing patrols of defensive fighters were nolonger necessary so fuel, pilots and planes were saved. The defensive response could be matched to the incoming raid increasing the chances of success. Battle of the Atlantic - Enemy submarines could nolonger hide on the surface at night to recharge their batteries. Attacks from airplanes could come at anytime. Morale and effectiveness of the U-boats was decreased. Allied subchasing groups had SONAR, the equivalent of RADAR to search below the surface of the cean to find the U-boats. Supplies came to Britain from North America. The U-boats were nolonger able to stem these supplies allowing for the build-up to the invasion of France. Churchill said something to the effect that Radar didn't win the war, but Radar won the battles that allowed the war to be won. Radar had a major impact on the outcome of WW2. Battle of Britain - allowed for early warning of incoming air raids. Standing patrols of defensive fighters were nolonger necessary so fuel, pilots and planes were saved. The defensive response could be matched to the incoming raid increasing the chances of success. Battle of the Atlantic - Enemy submarines could nolonger hide on the surface at night to recharge their batteries. Attacks from airplanes could come at anytime. Morale and effectiveness of the U-boats was decreased. Allied subchasing groups had SONAR, the equivalent of RADAR to search below the surface of the cean to find the U-boats. Supplies came to Britain from North America. The U-boats were nolonger able to stem these supplies allowing for the build-up to the invasion of France. Churchill said something to the effect that Radar didn't win the war, but Radar won the battles that allowed the war to be won. Radar had a major impact on the outcome of WW2.
When WWII ended, the United Nations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Warsaw Pact had been formed and communism had spread. Also, many places were in ruins.
It's an interesting thought that technology may not have advanced as much as it has, had we not even had two world wars.
Bombing, destruction, Soviet Union looting, defeat, dead, prisoners, Russian occupation, loss of eastern provinces, Judeo-Soviet regime was established etc.
No, it was a WWII invention.
Radar and sonar were used in WWI combat.
The earliest sightings recorded were in world war II.
yes
Radar was invented and first used during the second world war. It is still, very much in use today.It's original use was to detect, and thus prepare for, fighter aircraft and bombers.Ships and aircraft use radar for navigation and collision avoidance.Air traffic control use radar to keep track of aircraft and keep them safe.Weather stations use radar to detect rain clouds.Radar is also being used in, experimental, driverless cars.
Germanium point contact diodes were first created and used during World War 2 as detectors in microwave RADAR systems, as the vacuum tubes available at that time did not operate at microwave frequencies. Shortly after World War 2 germanium junction diodes were created.
A radar engineer works with radar. They have design, develop, install, and test a radar.
World War 2 saw the first wartime use of radar.
Aerial reconnaissance and radar.
Radar was used by England to detect incoming planes
radar is an object detectotion system
As far as I know, radar was invented by a Hungarian scientist named Zoltan Bay. That radar was first used in World War II by the British troops.
yes, late in the war and mostly limited to night fighters
detector diodes in RADAR sets
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Radar
radar
To detect enemys on the radar.
Radar and rockets