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Acknowledgements vi
Introduction viii
The Electronic Solution, 1930-1937 1
The Solution Evolves, 1938-1939 14
Building the Solution, September 1939-April 1940 27
Deploying the Solution, April-July 1940 40
The Best That Could Be Done, July-November 1940 54
The Winter Blitz is Ended, December 1940-May 1941 70
The End of the Metric Line, AI Mk.V and Mk.VI, Autumn 1940-July 1942 91
Consolidation and Baedeker, June 1941-October 1942 109
Centimetric Development, February 1940-August 1942 124
Centimetric Crosses the Pond, September 1940-October 1941 139
Centimetric Enters the Battle, January 1942-April 1944 147
Two Lines of Development, November 1942-April 1944 162
The Final Push, January 1944-May 1945 177
A Defence Looking for an Enemy, May 1945-1949 195
An Interim Solution, 1950-1956 214
Decline and Fade, 1956-1959 232
A Rough Guide to Radar 247
Principal Characteristics of AI Radars, 1939-1959 259
British Night-Fighters 1939-1959 261
Luftwaffe Aircraft Claimed 'Destroyed' at Night over Great Britain, 1939-1945 285
Description of AI Mk.VI Installation in Hurricanes Z2509 and BN288 305
Night-Fighter Squadrons and Airfields, 1939-1961 307
Abbreviations 313
Bibliography 318
Index 323
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Chris Lopez
reviewed The History of Air Intercept (AI) Radar and the British Night-Fighter 1935-1959 on August 05, 2014
The History of Air Intercept
The first half of this book covers the development of the zero. technical goals all achieved by japanese engineers, advancing in many ways over the models of germans, british, americans, russians- have to take this on faith but the numbers are impressive. it is a very japanese book, praising mechanics, builders, even pilots, as particularly japanese values…
second half of the book covers ww2 in the pacific, starting with the war in china before the attack on pearl harbour. this is a japanese book and suggests the attack was necessary, that the us, the british, even the dutch, were threatening, were supplying the chinese, were intractable in demands. this may be the japanese history line, do not know, but there is a consistency in ideology and occasional expressions- the attack was glorious, the japanese resisted valiantly, the eventual development of kamikaze human bombs etc…
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