Before the invention of radar during World War II, incoming enemy warplanes were detected by listening with the aid of “sound locators” that looked more like musical instruments than tools of war.

The RAF has joined the 103rd birthday celebrations for a Second World War radar operator who helped stricken airmen land safely back in the UK. Molly Gillon signed up to the RAF following the death of ...

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The US' war against Iran has shaken assumptions in aerial warfare. Since the start of the conflict about a month ago, on February 28, US Navy and Air Force jets, in lockstep with their Israeli ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. William Sachiti has acquired a large, decommissioned AMES Type 84 radar unit from an abandoned Royal Air Force (RAF) radar station. The British ...