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Old 29th Apr 2013, 14:02
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on anti Jap sumarine partrols - where if memory hasnt failed me - was able to locate via Radar surfaced subs etc from 100 miles distant
Sounds like a fishy story to me. Radar in those days wasn't that good in those old aircraft. In 1952 The ASV Mk 7 radar on the maritime version of the Lincoln was lucky to pick up a surfaced sub at 20 miles or a snorkel at 5 miles if I recall.
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