military radar

If we had cable television only and no big military radar, then maybe they would not know about us.

Even after that, about 17 key military radar sites would be allowed to operate for another 10 years.

The airstrip remains open to provide contractor support access to the military radar site.

Then, military radar detected them in enough time for warnings that gave Israelis a minute or more to take cover.

They were flying only feet above the water to keep under the Sudanese military radar trans missions.

About two-thirds of Colombia's airspace is now covered by civilian and military radar.

Only military radars see the aircraft themselves, and what African country has a proper air-defense network?

"So military radar confirms an object in jamming position."

Moreover, military radars in the region can track the missile and aid the extrapolation process.

The main application of scotophors was in plan position indicators, specialized military radar displays.

Back in Jasmine's days, Bechtol only made boring military radar systems.

On the island of Manskär, for example, a large military radar mast stood for many years.

One of the locations was a fortified military radar base used to monitor air space during the Cold War.

He obtained a surplus military radar system.

Moreover, a military radar installation was built on the southeast coast at Cape Hawaii.

The Sand Springs Range also has several large military radar installations.

On top were two military radar stations, built during the Cold War as the mountain is very close to the Czech border.

He served as a military radar technician during World War II.

Military radar noise which is regularly occurring and of known duration can be "blanked" at the radio telescope source.

After that, military radar does the rest.'

Currently there are seven stationary military radar posts in Lithuania (six operational):

"First, we control and monitor the movement of every aircraft in the United States, using civilian and military radar systems.

In its civil role the civilian personnel (using the military radar) controlled air traffic, primarily over the Atlantic to ensure correct height and separation.

Coolanol (silicate ester) was used in several military radars in the 1970s.

The payment was intended to get preferential treament from Hughes on military radar contracts, the Government said.