There was a lot of high technology developed by the universities in the U.S. to support our effort in W.W. II.  One of these was the M.I.T. Radiation Lab.  As a result they published The MIT Radiation Laboratory Series, edited by Louis N. Ridenour on various topics related to radar.

Volume	Title	Author(s)	Date
1	Radar System Engineering	Louis N. Ridenour	1947
2	Radar Aids to Navigation	John S. Hall	1947
3	Radar Beacons	Arthur Roberts	1947
4	Loran	J. A. Pierce, A. A. McKenzie, R. H. Woodward	1948
5	Pulse Generators	G. N. Glasoe J. V. Lebacqz	1948
6	Microwave Magnetrons	George B. Collins	1948
7	Klystrons and Microwave Triodes	Donald R. Hamilton, Julian K. Knipp, J. B. Horner Kuper	1948
8	Principles of Microwave Circuits	C. G. Montgomery, R. H. Dicke, E. M. Purcell	1948
9	Microwave Transmission Circuits	George L. Ragan	1948
10	Waveguide Handbook	N. Marcuvitz	1951
11	Technique of Microwave Measurements	Carol G. Montgomery	1947
12	Microwave Antenna Theory and Design	Samuel Silver	1949
13	Propagation of Short Radio Waves	Donald E. Kerr	1951
14	Microwave Duplexers	Louis D. Smullin Carol G. Montgomery	1948
15	Crystal Rectifiers	Henry C. Torrey Charles A. Whitmer	1948
16	Microwave Mixers	Robert V. Pound	1948
17	Components Handbook	John F. Blackburn	1949
18	Vacuum Tube Amplifiers	George E. Valley, Jr. Henry Wallman	1948
19	Waveforms Includes: Phantastron circuit	Britton Chance, Vernon Hughes, Edward F. MacNichol, Jr., David Sayre, Frederic C. Williams	1949
20	Electronic Time Measurements	Britton Chance, Robert I. Hulsizer, Edward F. MacNichol, Jr., Frederic C. Williams	1949
21	Electronic Instruments	Ivan A. Greenwood, Jr.,  J. Vance Holdam, Jr., Duncan MacRae, Jr.	1948
22	Cathode Ray Tube Displays	Theodore Soller, Merle A. Star, George E. Valley, Jr	1948
23	Microwave Receivers	S. N. Van Voorhis	1948
24	Threshold Signals	James L. Lawson George E. Uhlenbeck	1950
25	Theory of Servomechanisms	Hubert M. James, Nathaniel B. Nichols, Ralph S. Phillips	1947
26	Radar Scanners and Radomes	W. M. Cady, M. B. Karelitz, Louis A. Turner	1948
27	Computing Mechanisms and Linkages	Antonin Svoboda	1948
28	Index	Keith Henney	1953

Louis N. Ridenour

2473175 Radio Direction Finding System, Louis N. Ridenour (Navy), Jun 14 1949, - conical scan radar
2606318 Radar System having Spiral and Conical Scanning Antenna and Tridimensional Indicator, L.J. Haworth, E.M Purcell (Sec of War), 5 Aug 1952 (Ridenour's name was on application)
2843841 Information Storage System, G.W. King, E.L Hughes, G.W. Brown, L.N. Ridenour (International Telemeter), Jly 15 1958 - CRT and Photo Tube read optical disk
2875269 Video Scrambling and Unscrambling System, Louis N. Ridenour (International Telemeter), Feb 24 1959, - for TV
2918522 Subscription Television Distribution System, Louis N. Ridenour (Paramount Pictures), Dec 22 1959, - requires mod of TV set for sync suppression
2972008 Coding Methods and System, L.N. Ridenour, et al, Feb 14 1961 - TV scrambling

John S. Hall

Arthur Roberts

J. A. Pierce

Application 599163 Jun 13 1945 - Loran
2804616 Mechanical Indicator Plotting Board for LORAN Navigation, John A. Pierce (Navy), Aug 27 1957 -

Alfred Lee Loomis

1184466 Net, A.L. Loomis & H.L. McVickar, May 23 1916 - fishing
1222005 Toy, Alfred L. Loomis Tuxedo Park, Apr 10 1917 - mechanical car race
1376890 Chronograph, A.L. Loomis, P.E. Klopsteg, P.G. Agnew & W.H Stannard, May 3 1921 - used for balistics, like a brake drum with pens writing on the inside surface
1409304 Chronograph, A.L. Loomis, Mar 14 1922 - used for balistics, like a brake drum with pens writing on the inside surface
1435073 Gun Mount, A.L. Loomis, Nov 7 1922, - "Snake in the Grass Mount"
1734975 Method and Apparatus for Forming Emulsions and the Like, A.L. Loomis, Nov 12 1929, - produce colloids or suspensions
1907803 Microscope-Centrifuge, E.N. Harvey & A.L. Loomis, May 9 1933 -
2884628 LOng RAnge Navigation system, A.L. Loomis (Wiki) Navy , Apr 28 1959, 342/388  - THE father of LORAN (SECRET for 14 years because of W.W. II)

Calls:
2403429 Radio beacon system, Anderson Earl I, Rca Corp, Nov 2, 1942
2403600 Receiver for pulse position indicating systems, Ralph S Holmes, John P Smith, Rca Corp, Nov 29, 1941
2406970 Radio pulse indicator, John P Smith, Rca Corp, Nov 29, 1941 (SECRET for 5 years because of W.W. II)
2419525 Radio beacon, Alford Andrew, Standard Telephones Cables Ltd, Oct 8, 1942
2855594 Radio detection and distance indicator, Bac Fernand Georges, Int Standard Electric Corp, Mar 5, 1941 (SECRET for 17 years because of W.W. II)

R. H. Woodward

2700102 Long Range Navigation System, R.H. Woodward (Navy), Jan 18 1955, 377/96 ; 327/344; 327/345; 342/388 - (SECRET for 10 years because of W.W. II)

Jean V. Lebacqz

2710351 Pulse Generator, Jean V. Lebacqz (Navy), Jun 7 1955, 327/183 ; 307/106; 327/100; 331/87; 333/20 - pulse transformer
2930928 Apparatus for Tuning Klystron Cavities, Jean V. Lebacqz (Navy), Mar 29 1960, 315/5.43 ; 315/5.44; 315/5.48; 315/5.49; 315/5.52; 333/233 - SLAC?

Donald R. Hamilton

2414496 High-Frequency Tube Structure, S.F. Varian & D.R. Hamilton (Sperry Gyroscope), Jan 21, 1947,
2429243 High-Frequency Tube Structure, D.L. Snow, E.L. Ginzton, D.R. Hamilton (Sperry Gyroscope), Oct 21 1947, 315/5.22 ; 313/47; 315/39; 315/5.33; 315/5.37; 333/230; 333/231 -
2544675 Frequency Multiplier of the Cavity Reasonator Type, D.R. Hamilton (Sperry Corp), Mar 13 1951, 315/5.43 ; 315/5.48; 315/5.49  -
2581408 High-Frequency Electron Discharge Device, D.R. Hamilton (Sperry Corp), Jan 8 1952, - reflex klystron
2602157 Ultrahigh-Frequency Variable Impedance Element, D.R. Hamilton (Sperry Corp), Jly 1 1952, 332/133 ; 331/181; 331/83; 331/88; 332/165; 333/214; 333/33; 333/81B -
2605443 High-Frequency Tube Structure, D.L. Snow, E.L. Ginzton, D.R. Hamilton (Sperry Corp), Jly 29 1952, -

Tuxedo Park by Jennet Conant is about Alfred Lee Loomis.
See: Ukiah Observatory & Radar Warning Receivers