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H2X

H2X, eventually designated as the AN/APS-15, was an American ground scanning radar system used for blind bombing during World War II. It was developed at the MIT Radiation Laboratory under direction of Dr. George E. Valley Jr. as an evolution of the original British H2S radar, the first ground mapping radar to be used in combat. H2X was also known as the…

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Country of origin
USA
Designer
MIT Radiation Laboratory
Type
air-to-ground radar system

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Pathfinder missions

Radar mapping of Germany

B-29 equipment

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H2X

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Triples71
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H2X

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related to Radar mapping of Germany · 23
H2X → April, Bomb Group, Droop Snoot, Due, Eighth Air Force, February, German, Germany, Havilland Mosquito, In Europe, May, Mickey-equipped Mosquitos, Mosquito, Mosquito's, Ninth Air Force P-47, P-38, PR Mk, Reconnaissance, The, These
related to Usage · 21
H2X → Battle, Berlin, British H2S, Europe, German FuG, GHz, H2S, H2S MkIII, It, Mark III, Naxos, Northern Europe, November, RAF, RAF Bomber Command, US, USAAF, Using H2X, While, With H2X
related to Pathfinder missions · 15
H2X → American, B-17 Flying Fortress Pathfinders, Bomb Group, England, H2X's, H2X-equipped B-17's, Mickey, November, October, Pathfinder, RAF, The, Those, USAAF VIII Bomber Command, Wilhelmshaven
related to B-29 equipment · 9
H2X → AN/APQ-13, B-29’s, Bell, Computation, In, MIT, Pacific, The, Western Electric
Country of origin · 1
H2X → USA
Designer · 1
H2X → MIT Radiation Laboratory
Type · 1
H2X → air-to-ground radar system

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radar system h2s used bombing war ground first raf also bomb world ii early mapping aircraft mickey 1944 replaced original

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
H2XCountry of originUSA1.00infobox
H2XDesignerMIT Radiation Laboratory1.00infobox
H2XTypeair-to-ground radar system1.00infobox
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentIn0.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentPacific0.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentB-29’s0.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentAN/APQ-130.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentBell0.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentWestern Electric0.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentMIT0.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentThe0.60section
H2Xrelated to B-29 equipmentComputation0.60section

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