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Early Radar
Development in the United Kingdom
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outlines the story
of early radar development
and its importance to the UK
in World War
II. It focuses on work
in Purbeck, Dorset - which
was the nerve centre for radar
development from 1940 - 1942.
It also tells something of the
talented
scientists who developed
radar, explores the lasting legacy
of their work, and gives details
on where to find more
information. In
1991 a few people interested in
establishing a public record of this significant era
of our history set
up the Purbeck
Radar Museum Trust.
The
Trust sponsored this website
as well as a small radar
exhibition which is now in the Swanage
Museum & Heritage Centre in Dorset.
The Trust has also
published various booklets
etc about early radar.
There is also a memorial
to the wartime radar work at
St Aldhelm's Head. Follow the
links for a more detailed
introduction to the website or to contact
the Trust.
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| Home |
This
page! |
| Introduction |
Introduction
to the website. |
| Story |
Story
of early radar development in
the UK. |
| People |
About
the people involved in radar
development. |
| Purbeck |
Radar
development in Purbeck,
Dorset, UK. |
| Exhibition |
Early radar
exhibition in Swanage, Dorset,
UK. |
| Gallery |
Miscellaneous
photographs. |
| Memorial |
Radar
memorial at St Aldhelm's Head,
Dorset. |
| Trust |
About
the Purbeck Radar Museum
Trust. |
| More.. |
Where
to go for more information - books,
websites, etc. |
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