What Does RADAR STAND FOR?, Radio Aid to determine Direction And Range, Radio, Aid to direct and Range , Radio Aid to detect and Reporting, RUM, Absinthe, donuts and rhubard, What does SONAR Stand for?, Signal optical Navigation and Range, SOund Navigation And Ranging, Sound Navigation and Range, Sunday Operations never are required, What does ESM Stand for?, Electronic Support Materials , Electronic Support Measures, Electronic Super measures , Essential Support Measures, What are the Two Modes of operation?, Active, ON, OFF, Passive, Standby, Death mode, Which Sensor is Active and Passive, SONAR, RADAR, ESM, THE OFFICE RADIO, Which One below Isnt a ROYAL NAVY RADAR?, 1045, 1048, 1046, 8118, I am Used on all ROYAL NAVY Ship, what am I?, RADAR, ESM, SONAR, Ships Cat, Daily 4 O'clockers, My Range is 216 NM, What am I?, The Buffers Voice, 1045, The ships Anchor, Peter Crouch Trousers , FOST Guide, What Acronym is Used to describe Secondary RADAR use?, HMS BASH, HMS TASH, HMS MASH, HMS DASH, 1084 Is replaced Which RADAR on Type 23s?, 1007, 1045, 1010, 1009, 1048 is Found on which RN Platform?, TYPE 45, TYPE 23, QEC, TYPE 26, What Does the B stand for in HMS, Blind Pilotage, Beer, Boats, Bouys, Who Created RADAR?, Sir Gary Barlow, Sir Robert Watson-Watt, Barry Mcbarriman, Sir Bobby Bowler , Who Created SONAR?, Phil and Gary Neville, Simon Dixon and Roger Panisen, Fred And Rose West, Lewis Nixon and Reginald Fessenden, When was RADAR First used in the ROYAL NAVY?, The Battle of Hastings, The cold war, American Civil War, WWII, 2087 Is a HULL-MOUNTED SONAR?, TRUE, FASLE, Queen Elizabeth class has 2050 Fitted, False, True, Which Sensor can be used for Jamming?, RADAR, ESM, SONAR, ALL SENSORS, I was first Used in 1920s,What am I?, Dutchy Hollands Foulie, SA80, 1046, ASDIC SONAR, Which answer's Below are not bands used for NAV RADARs?, E/F BAND, D BAND, I BAND, Z BAND, WESTLIFE, OASIS.

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