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... military need for radar until the early 1930s , when a long - range military bomber capable of carrying large payloads was developed . This prompted the major countries of the world to look for a means with which to detect the approach ...
... military need for radar until the early 1930s , when a long - range military bomber capable of carrying large payloads was developed . This prompted the major countries of the world to look for a means with which to detect the approach ...
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... military pur- poses . A sampling of some of the more significant appli- cations is given here . Military . Radar originally was developed to meet the needs of the military , and it continues to have significant application for military ...
... military pur- poses . A sampling of some of the more significant appli- cations is given here . Military . Radar originally was developed to meet the needs of the military , and it continues to have significant application for military ...
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Military organiza- tion Reform of the church Petrine economy Change in Russia's culture. voice ( enhanced by matrimonial connections ) in the af- fairs of the German states ; this culminated in Catherine II's guarantee of the ...
Military organiza- tion Reform of the church Petrine economy Change in Russia's culture. voice ( enhanced by matrimonial connections ) in the af- fairs of the German states ; this culminated in Catherine II's guarantee of the ...
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PREHISTORIC Peoples aND CULTURES | 45 |
PRINTING TYPOGRAPHY AND PHOTOENGRAVING | 71 |
PRINTMAKING | 112 |
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