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GEC Applied Electronics Laboratories

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1955 GEC asked Robert James Clayton to establish its new applied electronics laboratories at Stanmore to create a defence electronics capability, initially centred on developing missile guidance systems for the Royal Navy.

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Sources of Information

  • Biography of Robert James Clayton, ODNB
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