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Originally Posted by Noren
Radas is all good but even if the germans had access to them, I know they had stationary radar, I doubt that they would have been useful in a routinely manner.
The allied convoys, signal stations and aircraft could, I belive, easily pick up on german radar signals and home in.
Im not to familiar to the pacific theatre but I dont recall the japanese having radar-detectors or searchplanes covering every bit of the western pacific. One could perhaps reason that american captains had a less risk of suddenly beeing attack, in most of the pacific.
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Then you need to get familiar with the Pacific theater, it helps to know more about the subject you're talking about (not saying that in a sarcastic way at all).
