File:Anti-aircraft guns, and fire directors, on the USS Chicago, taken at Mare Island in 1931.png

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The medium-calibre long-range anti-aircraft fire-control systems used in the Second World War can all be traced back to those of the inter-war years. Because very little money was available in the 1930s, the key issue was whether earlier, unsatisfactory, systems could be the basis for step-by-step development into something effective...
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Source Page 21 of Naval Anti-Aircraft Guns & Gunnery - Norman Friedman
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