A memorial service has been held for Lt John Saville, who was shot down during a mission to take out a German radar in ...

How did radar play a crucial advantage for the Allied forces’ victory in WW2? AeroTime takes a look at how radar was deployed ...

Forged in the fighting of World War II, the cavity magnetron was the heart of radar signals used to identify attacking German forces. The magnetron itself was truly an international effort ...

helped to disrupt German radars. When dropped at the right point over the Channel, the tape would be picked up on radar and fooled the Germans into believing an invasion was happening. The method ...

Constructed in 1943, the former Gin Head station played a crucial role in testing and designing radar systems, as well as assessing captured German equipment. During WW2 there were numerous radar ...

The Royal Air Force (RAF) also repelled the German fighters with the aid of a new, secret radar technology. First used by the RAF in 1940, the onboard aircraft interception radar (also known as A ...

Most notably, she was involved in the invention of "Window" – a radar countermeasure designed to jam German radar equipment. Dorothy Robson was also a physicist and engineer who was responsible ...