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The Wyandotte news-herald., August 23, 1945, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10
About The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.), 23 Aug. 1945. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn97063233/1945-08-23/ed-1/seq-10/>

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PAGE TEN
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bomber approaches a selected tar
get—a Nazi synthetic oil plant, for
example special attachments on
the ‘Mickey” enable the bombar
dier to concentrate his radar pic
ture on the specific target area and
determine the precise bomb release
point. Asa result, the radar not
only locates the target, but tells
! exactly where in its flight the plane
must drop its bomb-load to score a
j direct hit. For several months, this
Philco-built airborne radar has been
used with the Norden bombsight in
; bright daylight, as well as in bad
weather or at night, for improved
bombing accuracy.
Defensively. “Mickey” also serves
| two vital purposes. Used in conjunc
j tion with land radar beacon sta
tions near the bomber's airfield,
j this airborne radar provides the
i plane's navigator with a simple, ac
| curate course to and from the tar
j get area. Thus a bomber can fly a
direct course in bad weather or
j darkness, without wasting precious
gasoline or time. Also, the “Mickey”
picture tube immediately shows the
presence of unfriendly enemy air
craft within radar range. Thus the
bomber crew is promptly warned
when enemy fighters are approach
ing, and can frequently take eva
sive action in time or at least be
prepared to shoot down attackers.
ILLUMINATED MAP APPEARS
ON CATHODE RAY TUBE
“Mickey” accomplishes these four
functions of target location, bomb
direction, navigation and anti
fighter warning by utilizing the
basic radar principle with numerous
modern improvements. Briefly, the
“Mickey” radar transmitter sends
out super-high frequency radio
waves through a special antenna.
These radar waves travel at the
speed of light, 186.000 miles per
second, and are reflected from
buildings, bridges, railroad tracks,
ships, rivers and other objects in
the terrain below the bomber. The
reflected waves return to the bomb
er's radar receiver almost instan
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nated map which appears on the
screen of a large tube like the pic
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ceiver. By flipping a switch, the
plane’s radar operator can make
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Or, if he wants to see targets in
more detail, he can switch in a split
second to ranges of 50, 30 or even 5
nautical miles.
Typical ground targets, such as
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