This film is part of Free
An Eye on the Channel
The importance of the Channel Navigation Service's radar monitoring system in the Dover Strait.
Overview
The importance of the Channel Navigation Service's radar monitoring system in the Dover Strait.
This government film is a public record, preserved and presented by the BFI National Archive on behalf of The National Archives, home to more than 1,000 years of British history.
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