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Bearings, “A Geographer’s Blog” from Berkley, has a new series on Radio’s Rise During World War I. The series includes the history of undersea cables and the ships that pioneered the development of Marconi’s invention. All those history buffs out their should check out the rest of the site as well.
Also check out;
- Spark’s Museum’s collection of restored Marconi radios: LINK
- Radio Officer Nostalgia
- Radio Officer Photo Gallery
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- GMDSS or how I stopped worrying about and started to love/miss the Radio Officer
- Death of the HF marine forecast?
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Captain John Konrad is co-founder of Unofficial Networks and Editor In Chief of this blog. He is a USCG licensed Master Mariner of Unlimited Tonnage and, since graduating from SUNY Maritime College, has sailed a variety of ships to ports around the world.
He currently lives in Morro Bay, California with his wife and two children.
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Captain John Konrad is co-founder of Unofficial Networks and Editor In Chief of this blog. He is a USCG licensed Master Mariner of Unlimited Tonnage and, since graduating from SUNY Maritime College, has sailed a variety of ships to ports around the world.
He currently lives in Morro Bay, California with his wife and two children.
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