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September 7th 03, 05:35 AM
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Radar from the 60s
How good was shipborne radar in the 60s against a 2003 airforce? For example, could a 1964 ship detect an incoming modern strike
before the explosions began in the face of modern ACM. I ask both because I'm curious about the past and because there are navies out there using old-fashioned technology. 
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