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September 7th 03, 02:04 PM
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"Charles Talleyrand" wrote in message ... 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. 1960s radar suffers from problems at low elevations(among other things) which is where ASCM's hang out. This is a major shortcoming. 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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