More than 60 years had passed before I found them.Read More »
These twenty-six suspense-filled stories unfold from across Germany, Poland, Great Britain, the United States, and more, providing an inspiring reminder of women and girls' refusal to sit on the sidelines around the world and throughout ...Read More »
Bernal and my father were among the Latinos and Latinas of the World War II
generation who navigated two cultures and two languages—and who used radio
to live within that reality. While it was a common practice for them to seek out ...Read More »
Yet the two Americans were able to save the girl from the Nazi killer who cut
down the opposition with a non-regulation issue poison dart gun. ... This,
predicted one spokesman, will mean the virtual end of the Second World War in
Europe.Read More »
Martin Codel, “How to Wage War on the Shortwave Front,” Broadcasting, October
5, 1942, p. 12. ... 3; Lisa L. Spahr, World War II Radio He— roes: Letters of
Compassion (Pittsburgh, PA: Spahr Consulting, 2008); Jerome S. Berg, World
War II Radio Heroes: Let— ters of Compassion (book review) and sources cited
therein, http :/ /www.ontheshortwaves .com/ Reviews /World_WarII_
Radio_Heroes.pdf; ...Read More »
The best I could do was relay our position through the command net when I
finally had access to an Eighty-second radio. Anyway, they know where we are
now, and you'll soon have several forward observers up here with you. I'd be a
hell of ...Read More »
This short-read about Thomas Creekmore, begins with a story, loosely-based on facts, about a young Thomas growing up during the Great Depression and winning the first barefoot contest given by Miss Lucy Mason Holt, a well-known and ...Read More »
John Constantine ONE OF PITTSBURGH ' S MOST EXPERIENCED AND
HIGHLY RESPECTED REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE COMPANIES World War II
Radio SINCE 1912 RADIO HEROES Heroes : Letters of Compassion NEED
OFFICE ...Read More »
It was Young's idea in 1934 to use radio pulses rather than waves and his
colleague Robert Morris Page built the very first pulse radar system, which was
widely used in World War II. Born in Ohio in 1890, Young was an early radio
enthusiast ...Read More »
Helen Hiett covered World War II for NBC Radio; her voice may have been the
first feminine one to reach Americans with ... There she networked with other
Americans, and when radio hero Edward R. Murrow hired Mary Marvin
Breckinridge to ...Read More »
