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Military Radio
ADA, Tokyo, Japan. Excellent photo-essay by Leonard H. Anderson describing this U.S. Army Central Command communications station in 1953. Station ADA served the entire Far East Command Headquarters at the time.- A Military Major Communications Node Description, As It Existed In 1962
A Secret Landscape - The Cold War Infrastructure of the Nation's Capital Region. Extensive information site on cold war communications facilities.- Control of Cryptomaterial - US Army Signal School Bulletin 691, 1956. 3.5 MB.
- Communications in the European Theater - Extensive history of US military communications in Europe from 1945 to 1989.
- Communications Security - U. S. Army Signal School SSTS 56002A
- Introduction to Automatic Data Processing - US Army ST-11-183, 1958. 13 MB.
- Manual Teletypewriter Procedures - SSTS 56003D, 1965. 2 MB
- Message Preparation and Handling - US Army Signal Center and School SSTS 56001F, February 1965
- Motorola - The first walkie talkie
- Radio Communications and Signals Intelligence in the RCN - Extensive history of naval radio in Canada.
- Radio Relay - From a Historical and Personal Viewpoint With an Emphasis on Microwave Radio Relay by Leonard H. Anderson - March 2005
- Radiotelegraph Procedures - US Army Signal Center and School SSTS 56004A, September 1964
- Tape Relay Operations - SSTS 56005C. 3 MB
- US Navy Radio Communications - HF naval communications in the 1950s and 1960s
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