1944 Principles of Radar – MIT Radar School – WWII Technology Press – Formerly Confidential

Original 1944 hardcover edition of Principles of Radar, prepared by the Staff of the M.I.T. Radar School and published by The Technology Press, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

This landmark World War II reference was originally issued as CONFIDENTIAL, with an official wartime stamp indicating the classification was later changed to RESTRICTED, followed by a handwritten notation stating it was subsequently declassified. These markings make the book an especially desirable historical artifact documenting the evolution of wartime security classifications.

Developed from instruction given at the renowned MIT Radar School, this volume explains the theory and operation of radar systems that played a critical role in Allied victory during World War II. It remains an important reference in the history of electronics, microwave engineering, and military technology.

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