[ARC5] Airborne radar documentation

[Bart Lee]

I am the Archivist at the California Historical Radio Society. The
preservation of such an original document is important, and the suggestions
as to a good home for it are all good.

But getting copies of it out to various interested places such as radio
museums is the best way to ensure its long-term survival. Getting a
clean scan to Archive.org is a good start. A commercial scan (PDF) is
likely to be of higher quality than anything done in the home office. This
would be the ideal product for distribution.

Any future reader will appreciate some information about what it is, some
context, and some history of the document itself:  what the art people call
the provenance.

Good find I expect!

73 de Bart, K6VK ##
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Bart Lee, K6VK, CHRS - Archivist, AWA, ARRL

Texts only to: 415 902 7168

www.bartlee.com

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On Fri, May 15, 2020 at 4:15 AM arc5 at ix.netcom.com <arc5 at ix.netcom.com>
wrote:

> If you had an important document concerning the development of Airborne
> radar during World War II, and you wanted to make sure it was preserved, to
> whom would you send it?
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