Chapter 13
I Colonial Origins
II First World War
III Between The World Wars
IV The Second World War
V Post-second World War
VI After The Joint Project
VII Science And Decisions At The Top
VIII Armed Services Technology
IX New Tasks And Projects
i Mulloka
ii Winnin
iii Lads
iv Jindalee
v Barra and Kariwarra
X Transfer Of Research And Development
XI Acknowledgement
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Mulloka
Mulloka, an active ship-board sonar system was developed from the skills of WRE, now called Defence Research Centre Salisbury (DRCS), and the Royal Australian Naval Research Laboratories (RANRL), to take advantage of the special acoustic properties of Australian waters and to meet the RAN's tactical needs; industry participation came from Thorn-EMI and Plessey. Mulloka was adopted for operations use.
Organisations in Australian Science at Work - Defence Research Centre, Salisbury (D.R.C.S.); Plessey Aust. Pty Ltd; Royal Australian Naval Research Laboratories (R.A.N.R.L.); Thorn-E.M.I; Weapons Research Establishment (W.R.E.)
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