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Unknown Legends In fact, in addition to Randall and Boot and the Japanese magnetron developments referenced in the communication, Russian and Swiss engineers developed and reported independent magnetron developments. A good general reference on the entire subject is included as part of Brown’s book, “A Radar History of World War II,” pps. 155-159. Anyone interested in magnetron development will find this book of interest, along with the references to Soviet and Swiss work. While there was a fair amount of development of magnetrons independent of the Randall and Boot efforts, it appears that current magnetron theory and practice is directly descended from the Randall and Boot efforts, and independent developments by the Russians, Japanese and the Swiss did not substantially contribute to modern magnetrons. George Ewell, Author Order The author order was correct in the print version. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Please comment... Jack Browne
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