GL Mk. III radar
Radar, Gun Laying, Mark III, or GL Mk. III for short, was a radar system used by the British Army to directly guide, or lay, anti-aircraft artillery (AA). The GL Mk. III was not a single radar, but a family of related designs that saw constant improvement during and after World War II. These were renamed shortly after their introduction in late 1942, becoming the Radar, AA, No. 3, and often paired with an early warning radar, the AA No. 4, which was also produced in several models.
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GL Mk. III radar
Radar, Gun Laying, Mark III, or GL Mk. III for short, was a radar system used by the British Army to directly guide, or lay, anti-aircraft artillery (AA). The GL Mk. III was not a single radar, but a family of related designs that saw constant improvement during and after World War II. These were renamed shortly after their introduction in late 1942, becoming the Radar, AA, No. 3, and often paired with an early warning radar, the AA No. 4, which was also produced in several models.
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Radar, Gun Laying, Mark III, o ...... rom service in the late 1950s.
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~8 degrees
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GL Mk. III, with IFF
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UK
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GL Mk. III
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Radar, Anti-Aircraft, No. 3
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±25 yards, ±1/6th degree at 32,000 yards
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AA direction
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Radar, Gun Laying, Mark III, o ...... so produced in several models.
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GL Mk. III radar
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