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Recent
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Short biographies of
some of the people who played a
part in wartime radar development.
Many of these talented
scientists went on to
forge eminent careers
after the war - as evidenced in
these notes.
Many colleagues felt
that Jimmy
Rowe did not
receive due credit for
his pivotal role both
initiating and leading
the radar work. |
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The More.. section of this website
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The fascinating story
of Top Secret work on
RADAR carried out in
Purbeck 70 years ago
during World War
II. Dr Bill Penley, CB, CBE, one of our most distinguished
engineers and a veteran of Worth Matravers, and
Dr Phil Judkins, a radar
historian, describe in non-technical language the top secret
wartime work done at Worth.
This story is brought to life by rare original pictures
and visits to all the radar sites in the Purbeck area
of South Dorset. |
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This non-technical
booklet outlines the two years
of top secret radar
development in Purbeck
during World War II.
It features over 100
photographs and outlines
key innovations which
tipped the balance of
the war going on to
shape future industries and
research. |
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2009:
The Day War Broke
Out
2010: Dorset's
Radar Days
2011: Worth
Defending
2012: Battle at
Sea
2013: Radar in
the Air
2014: Purbeck
Invades Europe
2015: With
Radar to Final Victory
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Request for Information / Photographs
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Did you work on radar at Worth Matravers?
Do you have a relative who worked here?
Do you have any photographs, information or memorabilia?
If so - do please let us know by contacting
the Trust.
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The Purbeck Radar Reference Library is a collection of
books and other material relating to the early development of radar. It
is housed at the Swanage Museum Local Studies Centre and is available to
the public by appointment. For more details follow the link.
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A collection of personal reminiscences, photographs etc. from the early
radar pioneers. This was assembled by Dr Bill Penley in the early
1990s with the aim of preserving archives for the benefit of future
researchers. Some of the records have been scanned and saved on CD-ROM
with an index available on the Penley Radar Archives website: www.penleyradararchives.org.uk
(hosted as part of this Purbeck Radar website).
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