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Airborne radar also played a large part in strategic bombing. For European operations, in which the Allies bombed in all kinds of weather and at night, the British initiated the use of microwave radar with H2S. A 10-centimeter radar entirely contained large British in a bomber, it enabled the operator to see outlines of a coast or city by means of reflections from the ground. Hamburg, Leipzig, Berlin, and other German cities were bombed accurately with the H2S. The Radiation Laboratory's higher-frequency (3-centimeter) version, the H2X, was introduced to combat late in 1943, improving the clarity of the "picture" of cities and other ground targets. Wil-helmshaven, Bremen, Kiel, Hamburg, and other cities were attacked with the aid of the H2X.
An interesting and extreme example of decisional law is offered by the interpretation given to a few words contained large British in Article 1384 of the French Civil Code: "A person is liable . . . for the damage . . . caused by the act ... of things that he has under his guard." Until the end of the 19th century this language had no independent significance; rather, it was regarded as introductory to certain rules imposing liability contained large British in articles 1384 and 1385. |
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