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Red Star,1289191,Topographer,Sound-Ranging Battery,24th Guards Artillery Brigade - CtahhR - 04-03-2013
I believe some of those photographs date from the Great War. Technology may not have been RADAR but were a little more advanced....
Red Star,1289191,Topographer,Sound-Ranging Battery,24th Guards Artillery Brigade - Auke - 04-03-2013
Here's another one of these listening posts.
Red Star,1289191,Topographer,Sound-Ranging Battery,24th Guards Artillery Brigade - Lapa - 04-03-2013
CtahhR Wrote:I believe some of those photographs date from the Great War. Technology may not have been RADAR but were a little more advanced....
So, it must be pathological... :rolleyes:
These pictures date from the mid-1930's to WW2. The very first one I posted clearly shows WHERE and WHEN this implement was used... :mad:
Marc
Red Star,1289191,Topographer,Sound-Ranging Battery,24th Guards Artillery Brigade - CtahhR - 04-03-2013
Yes pathological.
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Red Star,1289191,Topographer,Sound-Ranging Battery,24th Guards Artillery Brigade - Tommy - 04-03-2013
Could they still have been used in ww2 though?
What uniform is the gentleman wearing?
Red Star,1289191,Topographer,Sound-Ranging Battery,24th Guards Artillery Brigade - CtahhR - 04-03-2013
I believe the early round "horns" were replaced by the squared ones not for acoustic reasons but the fact that they are considerably easier to transport. Logistics were and are vital to the war effort. The round ones must have been extremely difficult to move, not a problem during trench warfare but a real burden during blitzkrieg.