File:Jock Herd in Ditton Park radio van.jpg

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English: Jock Herd operates some of the radio receiver equipment in the Radio Research Section's Morris van. This van was later used in the Daventry Experiment which demonstrated that aircraft effected radio transmissions, and led to the creation of radar in the UK.
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Author Arnold Wilkins

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