[ARC5] WWII and 24.5 GHZ?
Roy Morgan
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Mon, 13 May 2002 15:24:50 -0400
At 01:39 PM 5/13/02 -0500, David Stinson wrote:
>I just received an Aircraft Radio Corp. catalog from January 1946.
>They also listed microwave stuff at 23.5 to 24.5 GHZ
>I wasn't aware that we were doing anything serious
>at 24.5 GHZ in 1945. Can someone elaborate?
I don't know much at all but it seems to me that most every thing "we" did
during the war was serious. I got that impression from one of my EE profs
sho had been at "The Rad Lab" at MIT during that time.
The question is whether or not many folks *knew* about what work was going
on. That prof gave me, in the mid 60's, a couple of butterfly tuning units
that came from the RadLab. I understood that those things had been
declassified not that long ago at the time.
Roy
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