Camp Evans Secret Monthly Progress Report - August 1943
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Editor Note: This document shows the key roll Camp Evans played
in WW2 radar systems.
See the Daily News Article - U.S. Gives
Radar Secrets, 'Major Reason' of Victory
DECLASSIFIED DOD DIR
52009/ Authority 913658 -
On File
National Archives at College Park -RG338 box 710,
now on
file at: Infoage radar archives and Fort Monmouth Command Historian's
Collection
SECRET MONTHLY
PROGRESS REPORT
FOR
AUGUST 1943
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WAR DEPARTMENT
CAMP EVANS SIGNAL
LABORATORY
CAMP EVANS, BELMAR,
N. J.
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CESL
S E C R E
T
August 1943
422
AIR TRANSPORTABLE RADAR FOR AIRCRAFT WARNING AND GCI.
422A
MICROWAVE EARLY WARNING SET (RADIO SET AN/CPS-1).
422B
TRANSPORTABLE
GCI SET (RADIO SET SCR-636-A).
DESCRIPTION: A 209-mc portable GCI aircraft detector made up of
components from
Radio Sets SCR-527, SCR-688, and SCR-802, and other special components.
Range
20
to 70 miles.
MILITARY CHARACTERISTICS: Recommended by SCTC Meeting No. 255, 22 Mar.
48 and
approved by ASF in 2nd Ind., 25 Mar. 48, file SPRMD 413.44 (8-22-48),
subject:
"Adoption of M/C for Radio Set SCR-636-( ).
Progress:
1.
Cabinet CS-108-B.
a. This
cabinet has been grouped into two units to be
subsequently designated as "Rack FM-86," housing the PPI
indicator and associated components and "Rack FM-87," housing
HR
indicator and associated components.
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S E C R E T
Page updated April 5,
2007
page created April 5, 2007 by Chris Zanni

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