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US Army Recruiting stations in the Chicago area can be found through places such as Go Army and Yellow Pages. By calling the numbers provided on these sites, one can find US Army Recruiting stations.
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Have you ever caught yourself wondering which military radio was used by the British army that was developed in 1933? No. 1 Wireless Set was a short range radio used by the British Army, this wireless set was developed in 1933.
The Mongol journey stations provided food, shelter, and horses to Mongol army messengers. The stations were set up with an eye towards increasing the speed that messages could be transmitted.
Tom Kneitel has written: 'The Top Secret Registry of U. S. Government Radio Frequencies 25 to 470 Mhz' 'The \\' -- subject(s): Directories, Radio frequency allocation 'Directory of U. S. Army Forts, Camps, and Airfields 1789 to 1945' 'Air-scan directory of aero band scanner frequencies' -- subject(s): Aeronautical radio stations, Directories 'Radio station treasury, 1900-1946' -- subject(s): Directories, Radio stations 'Tomcat's Big CB Handbook' -- subject(s): Citizens band radio, Handbooks, manuals 'CBers' SSB handbook' -- subject(s): Amateurs' manuals, Citizens band radio, Handbooks, manuals, Radio, Single-sideband 'Tune in on Telephone Calls' -- subject(s): Directories, Mobile communication systems, Monitoring receivers, Radio 'Electronic circuits handbook' 'Rail-scan directory of railroad scanner frequencies'
voice radio ops
BBC Radio One Live in Concert - New Model Army album - was created in 1994.
The army communicated mostly by dispatch. The good roads and rest/horse changing stations made this efficient. In an emergency, there were signal fires.
Despite the claims of the radio starting at 1988, Satellite radio started at 1987, with the United States Army fiddling around with the radio.
He was a radio DJ while in the Army. To quote a Wikipedia article on him, "In 1968, Sajak joined the U.S. Army, and was sent to Vietnam, where he succeeded Adrian Cronauer as the primary disk jockey on Armed Forces Radio." see related link
The 509 RRG was an Army Security Agency unit [formerly called the 3rd Radio Research Unit] that did radio detection of Viet Cong radio transmissions.
Anywhere, 35F Intelligence Analyst is a MOS that can be stationed at any Army Base.