[ARC5] Aircraft Radio Corporation records
gordon white
gewhite at crosslink.net
Wed Jul 12 13:01:33 EDT 2017
The actual A.R.C. records that I salvaged in Boonton when A.R.C. was
sold are at the National Air & Space Museum storage unit at Silver Hill,
MD, or were, last I knew.
To my knowledge these are only business records having little to do
with use of their equipment.
The Naval Research Laboratory in Washington had at one time more
what I would call "operational" and test records, at least for the Type
K prototypes.
The National Archives in Washington DC had the Army records but I
found little about actual use of the equipment.
Pensacola MIGHT have stuff in their library. Never been there. Ft.
Monmouth, the Signal Corps laboratory, had very little and what I found
was chiefly discussions of the direction finder gear. Wright Field had a
few records, though not a lot on wartime usage.
You would think that wartime applications would be recorded
somewhere but I never found a "mother lode." Might be in unit records
- Gordon Eliot White
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