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      <title>16 Lectures on Radar Applications · 01: Military Radar — Early Warning, Fire Control, Guidance, and Counter-Stealth</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Defense was radar&amp;rsquo;s first application, and it remains the most heavily funded and technology-dense one to this day. Most of the other fields in this 16-part Radar Applications series can trace their origins back to military requirements spilling over into civilian life. But &amp;ldquo;military radar&amp;rdquo; is not one thing — it is a family strictly layered by mission, from space-object surveillance that sees farthest of all down to battlefield surveillance radars sitting at the edge of a trench, each doing its own job.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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