PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES IN THE USE OF STANDARD LORAN IN OCEAN NAVIGATION SINCE THE END OF THE WAR

Commander R. A. Tuttle

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Abstract:	Three years after V-J Day finds standard Loran, one of the outstanding war developments, filling a place in the peaceful pursuits of the postwar period. This long-range navigational system has enjoyed an everincreasing popularity among marine and over-water interests, practically since the moment of its release from the classified category of military equipment. It bids well to become a navigational tool of constantly increasing usefulness in its contribution toward speedy and safe passage of the enormous present-day volume of transoceanic air and surface traffic.
Published in:	NAVIGATION: Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Volume 1, Number 12
Pages:	268 - 271
Cite this article:	Tuttle, Commander R. A., "PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES IN THE USE OF STANDARD LORAN IN OCEAN NAVIGATION SINCE THE END OF THE WAR", NAVIGATION: Journal of The Institute of Navigation, Vol. 1, No. 12, 1948, pp. 268-271.
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