Astrograph Mk.IA: Making Aerial Navigation Simpler (?)
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The astrograph was a short-lived navigation instrument first issued to RAF/RCAF aerial navigators in 1943. Essentially a simple slide projector, it was based on the method of stellar altitude curves, invented by U.S. Navy navigation expert Philip Weems.
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The astrograph was a short-lived navigation instrument first issued to RAF/RCAF aerial navigators in 1943. Essentially a simple slide projector, it was based on the method of stellar altitude curves, invented by U.S. Navy navigation expert Philip Weems.
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