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3657.635 - 3687.179 David Rosenthal

And obviously that importance of radar continued into the Cold War, just like we were talking about with U-2 flights. Now, during World War II, where was all of the U.S. and allied radar work and research being done? It was primarily being done out of two institutions in Boston, MIT with the Radiation Laboratory or the RAD Lab, and Harvard with the Harvard Radio Research Laboratory.