Radar Technology

[18], 432, [4] pages. Illustrations. Index. The author was a Consulting Scientist with the Raytheon Company. This was first published in 1977. Eli Brookner is a global radar authority known for his contributions to airborne, intelligence, space, air-traffic control and defense mission systems. Among his accomplishments is his leadership in designing advanced airport surveillance radars. A principal engineering fellow at Raytheon Company's Integrated Defense Systems, Dr. Brookner has played a key role in many major radar and phased-array radar systems developed during the past 40 years. At Raytheon, he has been a leader or advisor to over 20 major radar programs for civil and defense applications. During these programs he demonstrated exceptional technical leadership. From 1972 to 1989, he was the technical lead on virtually all major U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy space-based radar studies. He was a key systems engineer for the development of the solid-state Airport Surface Detection Equipment Radar, which observes moving and stationary aircraft and vehicular traffic at airports. An IEEE Life Fellow, Dr. Brookner has twice been chairman of the International Symposium on Phased Array Systems and Technology. He is the recipient of the IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society (AESS) Warren White Award for Excellence in Radar Engineering, an IEEE Centennial Medal and an IEEE Millennium Medal, the IEEE Educational Activities Board Meritorious Achievement Award and is a Distinguished Lecturer for the IEEE AESS. Among the authors are scientists and technologists from Raytheon, MITRE, RCA, Naval Research Laboratory, Texas Instruments, RCA, Lincoln Laboratory, Bendix Communications Company and Motorola, Inc. This copy belonged to Ray Hale (address label on fep). This is believed to be Ralph C. Hale, who was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II (1942-1946). He was a technologies and was a member and Past Commander of the Norwood American Legion Post 70 from 1982-1983.…