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On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 18:33:35 -0400, "Jerry" wrote:
"Tom Ring" wrote in message ... Walter Maxwell wrote: I'm aware that this post is off-topic, except that it is the basis for my two previous posts that were on topic to antennas. I believe it is time to reexamine the contributions hams and commercial radio ops made to the WW2 effort as they were the operating personnel of the FCC's Radio Intelligence Division. This is their story. I would say say, please keep it up, on or off topic. Thanks so much for these pieces of history. tom K0TAR I would add "dittos" to that. As the "next" generation after WWII I am a big fan of that period's history. I wish I had been born in 1923 instead of '48! To me, info of this sort is much appreciated since I couldn't experience that era for myself. Reckon that's why I still listen to Glenn Miller? ![]() Jerry Anyone who listens to Glenn Miller is A-OK in my book. Walt |
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