Name: RADAR Chain Hack 3.0 + Redeem Codes
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

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Description

The RADAR Chain app provides a unique oversight of the development of RADAR in the UK during the period 1936 onwards. With war imminent, the development genius of Robert Watson Watt and Arnold Wilkins experimented with the visionary concept of detecting aircraft by the reflection of radio waves. Following successful trials at Bawdsey on the Suffolk coast, a chain of RADAR sites (Chain Home) was built around the UK.

This app shows all of the early sites and provides a satellite view of each location as it exists today plus details and photographs from those early years. The development of RADAR is explained together with full details of Bawdsey where so much of the early work was carried out and where today the Bawdsey Experience provides visitors with a truly memorable day out.

RAF fighter airfields active during the Battle of Britain are also shown with brief details of their role and operational dates.

Version history

3.0

2022-03-31

Updated for the latest iPhones and iPads.

2.3

2018-06-09

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

RADAR Chain has been updated with new information on Bawdsey Radar and other secret radar sites. Thank you to all those who have sent through additional images and information.

2.2

2017-10-16

The £1.8m conservation programme at Bawdsey Radar on the Suffolk coast has been completed. With the opening of the new exhibition at the transmitter block, the app has been refreshed with new photos and the information updated.

2.1

2016-02-05

Bawdsey Radar information updated to include 2016 opening times and news of major restoration project. Other changes improve performance and user experience. If you like Radar Chain, please help us by writing a nice customer review.

2.0

2015-07-01

The new version includes the Battle of Britain airfields so you can view and explore where Fighter Command had around 350 aircraft and twenty-two squadrons equipped with Hurricanes, Spitfires, Blenheims and other aircraft.

1.0

2015-01-16