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FM Radio: transforming Army communications

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — In 1938, the director of the Signal Corps Laboratories at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, Col. Roger B. Colton, transformed the face and future of Army communications. War ...
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Signal Corps opens communications with Alaska

In 1900, the Signal Corps began building the Washington-Alaska Military Cable & Telegraph System to provide basic communications to the area. The completion of the Alaskan Cable System in 1904 was ...
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U.S. Army Signal Corps type SCR-68 aircraft radio transceiver

Western Electric / U.S. Army Signal Corps type SCR-68 aircraft radio transceiver. Marked: "Signal Corps U.S. Army / Airplane Radio Transmitting / and Receiving Set / Type SCR 68 / Order # W40899 / ...
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U.S. Army Signal Corps model BC-14A radio receiver

Marked: "Signal Corps, U.S. Army / Radio Receiving Set Box / Type BC-14A Order No. 42730 / Date: June 21, 1918 / Made by / General Radio Co. / Cambridge, Mass". A World War I crystal receiver for ...