Picture this: 3-D shipborne radars scan for new targets/ Richard Scott
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Jane's International Defence Review Vol 48, January 2015, pages 47-53 (120) Summary: Radar houses are exploiting new techniques and technologies as they strive to improve the performance of their maritime surveillance radar lines.
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Radar houses are exploiting new techniques and technologies as they strive to improve the performance of their maritime surveillance radar lines.
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