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Global bid launched to bring Angus pioneer Watson-Watt's life story out from under the radar… thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/loc… via @thecourieruk

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The Great Escape 75 years on: 76 Commonwealth servicemen escaped from Stalag Luft III in 1944 in the most ingeniously planned POW operation of the war - but 50 of them paid the ultimate price. shr.gs/KpIjyGX #GreatEscape75

BBC News - Winston Churchill and his wartime passion for science bbc.com/news/science-environ…

Remembering The British Women Who Were To Be The First To Track A Rocket By Radar. heritageofwalesnews.blogspot…

Watson-Watt biography on horizon after Canadian treasure trove reveals personal story of Brechin son thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/loc… via @thecourieruk

On this day in history: On February 26, 1935, Robert Watson-Watt dmonstrated the feasibility of radar for the British Air Ministry

Sir Robert and Lady Jean circa 1960 at their second home in Santa Barbara, California. Photo courtesy of the Watson-Watt/Parnham Collection.

On January 11th, the Sir Robert Watson-Watt writing and research team began a weekend of planning and discussion on the upcoming Sir Robert biography series. Special thanks to the Briars resort and Spa for being generous hosts.

A sincere and humble thank you to all our followers and friends. We wish you the very best in 2019, and hope that your celebrations this evening are filled with joy! Photo courtesy of the Parnham/Watson-Watt Collection

Merry Christmas to all!! Photo of Sir Watson-Watt, on Christmas Day 1958 Courtesy of the Parnham/Watson-Watt Collection

Wonderful article from the July 2017 issue of Britain at War that discusses the life of Sir Robert Watson-Watt and answers the question: "How did a gifted schoolboy from Brechin manage to become the head of a team of ground-breaking scientists in 1939?" docdroid.net/5tWYKAX/alexand…

A portrait of SRWW’s second wife Jean, Lady Watson-Watt, a Canadian obstetrics nurse. Lady Watson-Watt and Sir Robert were married from 1952-1964.

On this day in 1973, Sir Robert Watson-Watt, Brechin born physicist & pioneer of radio direction finding and radar technology, died in Inverness, Scotland.

An excellent short film about Brechin born Sir Robert Watson-Watt, who was instrumental in the development of RADAR in the years leading up to WWII. Angus Lives: Robert Watson Watt youtu.be/m1f2lk0kyeE via @YouTube

Enrich your news feed with history and wonderful information about the technology that helped win the Battle of Britain by following @bawdseyradar #FF

"The wider legacy of Sir Robert Watson-Watt": blogs.reading.ac.uk/weather-…

British Radar In WW2 - By Sir Robert Watson-Watt | Science 2.0 science20.com/chatter_box/br… via @science2_0