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THE BRUNEVAL RAID -
The first account of a dramatic World War II raid to
steal a secret German radar station in occupied France.
By George Millar - 1974
Library
of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Millar, George Reid. The Bruneval raid.
Bibliography
Includes index.
s. World War, 1939-1945--Great Britain. 2. Radar. 3. Great Britain.
Telecommunications Research Establishment. I. Title.
D810.R33M54 1975 940.54'21 ISBN 0-385-09542-2
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 74-3697
Text Copyright ©c 1974 by George Millar
Foreword Copyright © 1974 by Admiral of the Fleet Lord Mountbatten
of Burma
Printed in the United States of America
First Edition in the United States of America
The same model of German radar was also
brought to Camp Evans for analysis during WWII after being
captured.
See:
Wurzburgs, the German 600 megacycle
antiaircraft radar. In Electrons Away, Pg 46-48 by Dr. Harold
Zahl - 1970
Camp Evans
played role in WWII countermeasures. By Fred Carl, The Coast
Star, June 5, 2003, Page
2
CONTENTS
Author's Note and Acknowledgments, ix
Foreword by Admiral of the Fleet The Earl Mount-batten of
Burma, xiii
Abbreviations, xv
Introduction, i
Chapters 1-22, 5
Notes, 203
Bibliography, 211
Index, 213
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2004
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