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The Duke of York's early hits on the Scharnhorst in 1943 were strongly guided by her gunnery radar. With the terrible visibility the DoY got within 12,000yds without the Scharnhorst being aware (their gunnery radar had already been knocked out by British cruisers).
in early 1940, you'd almost need an accidental meeting encounter where the two sides got within spitting distance before they open fire to have fight-to-the-finish scenario. How good was the gunnery radar on the R's at that point?
in early 1940, you'd almost need an accidental meeting encounter where the two sides got within spitting distance before they open fire to have fight-to-the-finish scenario. How good was the gunnery radar on the R's at that point?