The the emergency (to December 1941)Terrett, Dulanycreatorauthor.Center of Military Historyissuing body.textbibliographyHistory.dcu2017monographiceng

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xiii, 383 pages, 1 unnumbered folded leaf : illustrations, portraits ; 26 cm.Describes the Corps' responsibility for developing, procuring, and furnishing signal equipment. The development of radar is featured, as well as the development of frequency modulation and its impact on the use of tanks.Before World War II. Military communications -- The Army in limbo -- The scope of the Signal Corps -- The Army in Abeyance -- Equipment search and research -- The Limited and Unlimited Emergencies. The pace of emergency -- The propulsion from limbo -- Selective service -- Working for the ground forces -- Working for the air forces -- Signaling the hemisphere -- Appendix: Signal Corps equipment, World War II.by Dulany Terrett.Originally published: Washington, D.C.: Office of the Chief of Military History, Dept. of the Army, 1956."First printed 1956."Folded sheet contains: Chart 2--Contrast between typical Signal Corps organizations in wartime and peacetime.Shipping list no.: 2017-0039-S.Includes bibliographical references and index.n-us---United States.Army.Signal CorpsHistory20th centuryUnited States.Army.Signal Corps.World War (1939-1945) 1900-1999 fast World War, 1939-1945CommunicationsWorld War, 1939-1945Regimental historiesUnited StatesCommunications, MilitaryRegimental historiesUnited States940D114.7:SI 2/V.1/2017D114.7:SI 2/V.1/2017Terrett, Dulany.(DLC) 56060002(OCoLC)8990522Technical services9780160934940016093494XYSM17092820241217132206.0001004473eng