The term "radar", of American origin, coined in 1941, replaced the British abbreviation "RDF" which stood for..........

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The term "radar", of American origin, coined in 1941, replaced the British abbreviation "RDF" which stood for "Radio Direction Finding". What does "radar" stand for?

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posted Feb 13, 2023 by Ritika

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Radio Detection and Ranging

answer Feb 14, 2023 by Rajni

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