Firefox
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‘As far as I have heard from rumours - and those rumours have been few and uncertain - I understand that the antiradar capacity is not mechanical at all.’ ‘What in the hell…?’ ‘As far as I understand it, that is so,’ Baranovich repeated levelly. ‘It is something - perhaps a skin, even a paint, of some kind, like the low-friction finish developed for certain American airline projects?’ Gant’s eyes widened. ‘Mm. Even we know of it - American security is not as good as the Pentagon would like to th...ink… However, as I was saying, it would appear that the antiradar stems from some such system, so that the radar-beam flows over the surface of the aircraft, and passes on, nothing having registered on the screens. I do know that the system can be neutralised for safety requirements, such as landing at your own airfield in the worst weather, by the pilot, but I can’t tell you how it is done.’ His face darkened. ‘You won’t be able to use it, Mr. Gant. I only repeat what I have heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘As far as I have heard from rumours - and those rumours have been few and uncertain - I understand that the antiradar capacity is not mechanical at all.’ ‘What in the hell…?’ ‘As far as I understand it, that is so,’ Baranovich repeated levelly. ‘It is something - perhaps a skin, even a paint, of some kind, like the low-friction finish developed for certain American airline projects?’ Gant’s eyes widened. ‘Mm. Even we know of it - American security is not as good as the Pentagon would like to th...ink… However, as I was saying, it would appear that the antiradar stems from some such system, so that the radar-beam flows over the surface of the aircraft, and passes on, nothing having registered on the screens. I do know that the system can be neutralised for safety requirements, such as landing at your own airfield in the worst weather, by the pilot, but I can’t tell you how it is done.’ His face darkened. ‘You won’t be able to use it, Mr. Gant. I only repeat what I have heard.
What to read after Firefox?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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