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Zusammenfassung
Radar der Royal Air Force, 1939-1945. Airborne Interception Radar: AI Mark VIIIB installiert in der Nase eines Nachtjägers De Havilland Mosquito NF Mark XIII. Der Senderkasten befindet sich oben, über dem Hydraulikmotor des Scanners. Der rotierende Scanner befindet sich in der Plexiglas-Nase. Fotografiert bei No. 10 Wartungseinheit, Hullavington, Wiltshire.
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ai mk viii Radar
Offizielle Sammlung des Luftministeriums des zweiten Weltkriegs
Künstlerische Werke der britischen Regierung
Großbritannien
Weltkrieg
Zweiter Weltkrieg
Zweiter Weltkrieg
2. Weltkrieg
de Havilland Mücke
Flugzeug
Datum
1939 - 1945
Quelle
Imperial War Museums
Link
Copyright-info
Public Domain