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radar

[rey-dahr] / ˈreɪ dɑr /
NOUN
radio detecting and ranging
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The system, composed of radars, control node, and missile launchers, can intercept munitions and aircraft and will integrate within the wider air defences in the region, the ministry said.

From BBC

The year before, they flew their advanced radar to Yonaguni on Japanese military aircraft.

From The Wall Street Journal

The BBC understands the drone - with a two-metre wingspan - had been tracked by radar approaching the base, time enough to sound the air raid warning and to get people out of harm's way.

From BBC

“Our entire war machinery — missiles, radar, fighter jets — all need these heavy rare earths,” O’Connor said.

From Los Angeles Times

This radar allows it to detect and track potential targets at long ranges to provide an early warning of possible threats during combat operations.

From BBC