Russian radars Far North 1941-42

[RSwank]

I found a couple of Russian sites which discuss the Convoys. Using Google Chome allows the choice of an English translation.

https://forum.qrz.ru/55-radiomuzei-i...noy-armii.html

In post 14 of the above is a link to a site which gets into discussing the convoys. The site seems to be gone, but can be found in the Internet Archives:

https://web.archive.org/web/20070406...murm/1942m.htm

If I am reading the pages correctly, it appears that some 61 "Locators GL-2" were sent in 1942. The first 6 arrived in Convoy 13.

Convoy Breakdown (Click on the Convoy number to get the actual ships in the convoy):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctic...ld_War_II#1942


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convoy_PQ_13

[Nick Beale]

There are several mentions in naval ULTRA for March 1945 of possible Russian radars when German warships in the Baltic are told to switch on their monitoring sets to listen out for possible land, ship or airborne radar sourcess. I haven't noticed anything about Arctic waters though.