This review assumes that many non-US readers may not be well-informed about the steps and work in radar development in the US after WW II to the present. Many know MIT by name and recall the famous Radiation Laboratory Series. But the more recent technical history has been less in the "public domain." In an attempt to correct this, one of the key institutions in the field, the MIT Lincoln Laboratory two years ago produced a special issue of their regular publication. Although the document currently at hand is not a book in the strict sense, the size, shape, and editorial comprehensiveness of the MIT Lincoln Laboratory Journal's Fifty-Year Anniversary Issue (12, 2, 2000) justifies calling this article being treated as a book review.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory Journal: Fifty years of radar
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine ; 18 , 1 ; 37-38
2003-01-01
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Book Review - MIT Lincoln Laboratory Journal: 50 Years of Radar
Online Contents | 2003
|The Lincoln Laboratory 35 GHz airborne SAR imaging radar system
Tema Archiv | 1991
|TIBKAT | 2000
|Engineering Index Backfile | 1948
Engineering Index Backfile | 1960