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English: The image shows a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber as seen from another B-17's H2X display. The H2X was a ground-scanning radar used by the USAAF in the late WWII period. It was a development of the British H2S using a new magnetron that worked in the X-band rather than the S-band. This gave the H2X higher resolution, enough to make a clear image of an aircraft in this case.
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Source http://www.482nd.org/radar
Author Unknown USAAF photographer

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26 April 1944

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