docs(rnav): radio waves

docs/subjects/061-gnav/dead-reckoning/index.md

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+# Dead Reckoning
+
+_TODO_

docs/subjects/062-rnav/dme/index.md

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+# DME - Distance Measuring Equipment
+
+_TODO_

docs/subjects/062-rnav/ils/index.md

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+# ILS - Instrument Landing System
+
+_TODO_

docs/subjects/062-rnav/index.md

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 # Radio Navigation
 
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+In radio navigation, we're learning [what radio waves are] and how they are being used to guide pilots in the air.
+
+For over 100 years now, we are using radio navigation aids in aviation to find our way through the sky. Before that,
+the only means to navigate were following visual landmarks, using [dead reckoning] or celestial navigation. Whilst
+most aircraft still found their way from A to B this way, these kinds of navigation are not as precise as well as
+dependant on the weather conditions. The need for navigation systems that are not subject to these disadvantages
+soon became necessary.
+
+What first started with simple radio beacons, which were used to home back to the airfield (predecessors of the
+[NDB], which is still in use today), soon brought up more complex systems like the [VOR], [DME] and [ILS] that
+help us fly precisely both high up in the sky as well as close to the ground every single day.
+
+[what radio waves are]: ./radio-waves/index.md
+[dead reckoning]: ../061-gnav/dead-reckoning/index.md
+[NDB]: ./ndb/index.md
+[VOR]: ./vor/index.md
+[DME]: ./dme/index.md
+[ILS]: ./ils/index.md

docs/subjects/062-rnav/ndb/index.md

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+# NDB - Non-Directional Beacon
+
+_TODO_

docs/subjects/062-rnav/radio-waves/index.md

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+# What is a radio wave?
+
+_TODO_

docs/subjects/062-rnav/vor/index.md

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+# VOR - VHF Omnidirectional Range
+
+_TODO_