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AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION the basic instrument in all search and intercept missions. Through it, target planes are detected and intercept courses established. A duplicate re- peater is located on the radar instructor’s panel. Equally im- portant is the pilot’s scope which supplies him with neces- sary information to guide the aircraft throughout the at- tack phase of an intercept. A warning light also tells him when his rockets are all fired. 2 Two targets are provided for radar search, track and intercept problems. These tar- gets may be manually oper- ated or introduced automatic- ally from pre-arranged record- ings. With the latter it is possible to run ten different problems for each target from a single tape. Scoring equip- ment records time on track, time on search, and the number of hits and misses. The system also simulates Section of radar instructor’s area showing radio and radar simulation facilities 42 comiclooks.co