This scientist, author of the non-fiction book, Three Steps to Victory, contributed considerably to the development of the radar, which became an important tool in warfare.
- Sir John Cockcroft
- Robert Watson-Watt
- Ernest Walton
- Lord Kelvin
Answer
The correct answer is B) Robert Watson-Watt.
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