Word: radars
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...would carpet-bomb Pyongyang's advancing troops 12 hours after they crossed the DMZ. While there are only 72 U.S. F-16s in the South now, warplanes from Japan, Alaska and nearby carriers would arrive within hours of an attack, including the cream of the U.S. arsenal: radar-eluding F- 117A Stealth fighters and F-15E strike jets. The U.S. would also rely on sophisticated radar to pinpoint the enemy's artillery tubes and take them out with artillery salvos...
Brown, 1993 national champions, used a crushing start to blow Harvard quite simply out of the water while Dartmouth, the second-place finisher, only blipped onto Harvard's radar screen late in the race...
Entering the army with a degree in physics, Anderson says he "was shuffled off into engineering physics for the military, in radar school...
...says that he "gravitated into the field" following his wartime radar work. "Even then, you had to be pretty sharp to realize that physics was the wave of the future...
Dartmouth, the second-place finisher, only blipped onto Harvard's radar screen late in the race. The Big Green, who had an outside lane, was out of the Crimson's field of vision when they made its move...