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During World War II, Navy submarines and ships used an early form of echolocation called
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During World War II, Navy submarines and ships used an early form of echolocation called

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They used a sonar due to battle ships having a green circle( in simple terms) when a another battleship Arrived it will be marked in the sonar radar
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