Erik Villard- the DMH at CMH on Twitter: "An American soldier uses a French radio set, Varennes-en-Argonne, France, 12 Oct 1918. Photo from NARA RG 111-SC Enhanced by erikthehistorian (erik villard) CMH #
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Women's Radio Corps of WWI. | American Women in World War I
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Radio on the Frontlines: WWI and WWII | DPLA
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SCR-54 - Wikipedia
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World War I Centenary: Telecommunications
Telephones were used extensively in WW1 because radio sets were large, heavy, expensive, in short supply, affected by weather, and could only be used for telegraph codes instead of voice communication. As
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