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Relay computers
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j544ELauus- Grey Havoc
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- cold war computer computer architecture computing interwar period world war ii
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SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment), arsTECHNICA article, 1/4/2022, by Frank O'Brien
Here's a somewhat thorough article about SAGE, the "Semi-Automatic Ground Environment" system co-ordinating air defense over North America from 1958, parts of it surviving operational up until the early 1980s...- UpForce
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- a2ad antiaircraft computer interceptor radar sage semi-automatic ground environment
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Turkey's F-16 'Project Liberty' (Özgür) modernisation
In an exclusive interview the President of SSB Prof. Dr. Ismail Demir spoke to defensehere.com about "Project Liberty (Özgür)". Touching on the needs of the Turkish Air Force for aircrafts, Demir said the following: "Liberty is a project carried out independently of the USA. So, if we were...- Combat-Master
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- aesa computer f-16 liberty mission modernisation ozgur project radar turkish
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- Forum: Aviation & Space
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MONIAC and the warfare state (AIRMINDED)
http://airminded.org/2008/06/04/moniac-and-the-warfare-state/ One of the interesting things about this is that the prototype of this 'analogue hydraulic computer' was built out of spare Lancaster parts!- Grey Havoc
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- 1950s airminded blog analogue hydraulic computer british commonwealth british empire cold war computer computer architecture computing financephalograph great britain hydraulic computer hydraulic computing late 1940s london school of economics monetary national income analogue computer new zealand post-world war ii royal air force the phillips machine
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- Forum: Found on the Internet
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Japanese 1944 Differential analyser
Built by Osaka Imperial University and Syowa Kookuu-keiki Co.Ltd., likely on a Imperial Japanese Navy contract. Note that postwar the Japanese use the American spelling for analyser, i.e. analyzer. There are a couple of pictures at the original article. It had an older (completed in 1942)...- Grey Havoc
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- computer computing empire of japan imperial japanese navy osaka imperial university world war ii
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- Forum: Secret Naval Projects
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Make the backups!
Because my stupid decision, I was just attacked by a combination of a very felonious and resistant trojan horses, that infected my system files, MBR table and one of them set itself as the system restore file, so it attacked my clean reinstalled Windows. It took me nearly the three days to clean...