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Fairbanks WVB radio station Started in 1900 as the WAMCATS: The Washington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System, A hard wire system, In May 1936, WAMCATS became part of the Alaska Communications System (ACS).

References

• Radio stations of the United States, July 1, 1913. page 12
• Commercial and Government radio stations of the U.S. 30 June 1930, page 117
• Army and Navy journal, August 16, 1947, Page 1337
• War in the Pacific and East Asia 1941-1972, page 36/37, call sign appendix ACAN stations

DC - Detector Crystals

• DC-1
• DC-2
• DC-3
• DC-4
• DC-5
• DC-6
• DC-7
• DC-8
• DC-9
• DC-10
• DC-11
• DC-12
• DC-13
• DC-14
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• DC-16
• DC-17
• DC-18
• DC-19
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• DC-22
• DC-23
• DC-24
• DC-25
• DC-26
• DC-27
• DC-28
• DC-29
• DC-30
• DC-31
• DC-32
• DC-33
• DC-34
• DC-35
• DC-36
• DC-37
• DC-38
• DC-39
• DC-40
• DC-41
• DC-42
• DC-43
• DC-44
• DC-45
• DC-46
• DC-47
• DC-48
• DC-49
• DC-50

Terminal blocks photos

Material classification

• (NOTE 1920 catalogue ends here)

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References

• TM 11-393

References

File:VHF fighter control handbook.pdf

• vehicle shown is T-4 Armored car. Circa-1933
• Reciever shown is BC-189

Related Files

TM 11-2632

Remote Control Equipment

RC-261

28 Oct. 1944