Category:Military computers

• Military computers

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• Director (military)
• Gun data computer
• M9 gun director
• Ship gun fire-control system

0–9

• 9LV

A

• Admiralty Fire Control Table
• Advanced combat direction system
• AN/USQ-17
• AN/USQ-20
• AN/UYK-7
• AN/UYK-8
• AN/UYK-20
• AN/UYK-43
• AN/UYK-44
• AN/UYQ-70
• Argo system

B

• Barr and Stroud
• Battenberg course indicator

C

• Coincidence rangefinder
• Colossus computer
• Combined Information Data Network Exchange
• Comprehensive Display System
• Contraves Cora

D

• D-37C
• D37D
• DATAR
• Frederic Charles Dreyer
• Dumaresq

E

• ENIAC

F

• F-14 CADC
• Ferranti Argus
• Fire-control system
• Florida Automatic Computer
• Forbes Log
• Ford Instrument Company
• Fuze Keeping Clock

G

• Gyro rate unit

H

• HACS

I

• IBM AP-101

K

• Kerrison Predictor

M

• Marconi Transistorised Automatic Computer
• Mark 8 Fire Control Computer
• Mark 34 Gun Weapon System
• Mark I Fire Control Computer
• MIL-STD-1750A
• MOBIDIC

N

• Norden bombsight

O

• Combat information center

P

• Philco computers
• Piklington Optronics
• Plessey System 250
• Pom-Pom director
• Project Genoa
• Project Genoa II

R

• Rangekeeper
• Reeves Electronic Analog Computer

S

• SG2 Shareable (Fire Control) Software Suite (S4)

T

• Tachymetric anti-aircraft fire control system
• Torpedo Data Computer
• TRADIC

U

• UNIVAC 1101
• UNIVAC 1102
• UNIVAC 1103
• Uzel (computer)

V

• Vickers range clock