[DOC] [TLE] Walkie-Talkie to Compete in CBC Television special "The Greatest ... [PAR] CBC has linked to Guy's article on the HyperStealth site "Development of the ... 
was invented in 1933, by a team of U.S. Army technicians in Monmouth, N.J. ... 
Gross claimed to have invented the two-way portable radio in 1938, although by 
that time ... He worked as a civilian with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, 
which... [DOC] [TLE] Signal Corps (United States Army) - Wikipedia [PAR] Along with the Signal Corps' tactical FM radio, also developed in the 1930s, radar 
was the most important communications development of World War II. [DOC] [TLE] Crystal radio - Wikipedia [PAR] A crystal radio receiver, also called a crystal set or cat's whisker receiver, is a very 
simple radio ... The first crystal sets received wireless telegraphy signals 
broadcast by ..... which are in turn attached to the earth by way of a well 
established ground. ...... by US National Bureau of Standards, United States Army 
Signal Corps. [DOC] [TLE] The Signal Corps: The Emergency - US Army Center Of Military History [PAR] In the U.S. Army the Signal Corps is the agency charged with developing, 
procuring, and ... During World War II he was an Air Corps officer with the Flying 
Training ... come a writer's way. ... control, along with the ticklish triumph over the 
presumed insufficiency of the ..... Portable Radios Developed by the Signal Corps 
. [DOC] [TLE] Concise History of Fort Monmouth - CECOM - Army [PAR] U.S. Army. CECOM Life Cycle Management Command. Fort Monmouth, New 
Jersey. Fall 2009 ... innovations have included the development of FM radio and 
radar, bouncing signals off the moon to ..... Signal Corps Pigeon Breeding and 
Training Section at Camp Alfred Vail. .... techniques for training two-way pigeons. [DOC] [TLE] Getting the Message Through-Chapter 6 - US Army Center Of ... [PAR] Apr 3, 2006 ... The Signal Corps installed a telephone central switchboard at the conference ... It 
set the Regular Army's strength at approximately 300,000 (17,700 officers ..... By 
1923 over 40 percent of the Alaskan stations employed radio.48 .... on their way 
to the field by the time the United States entered World War II.66. [DOC] [TLE] Fort Monmouth and Team C4ISR Famous Firsts - CECOM - Army [PAR] Armstrong in 1933. 11 ... RADAR sets, such as the SCR-270, not only helped win 
World War II but ... Multichannel FM Radio Relay AN/TRC-1, developed at the 
Signal Corps .... Signal Corps scientists from the U.S. Army Signal Research and 
.... over a large number of frequencies, as a way of defeating enemy attempts. [DOC] [TLE] SCR-300 - Expand Your Mind - Revolvy [PAR] Signal Corps Radios were U.S. Army military communications components ... as "
Signal Corps Radio," though interpretations have varied over time. ... SCR was 
part of a nomenclature system developed for the U.S. Signal Corps ... The SCR-
694 was a portable two way radio set used by the U.S. military during World War 
II . [DOC] [TLE] The Signal Corps' Strategic Vision in a Resource Constrained ... [PAR] Feb 13, 2012 ... new equipment development in the U.S. Army Signal Corps, but on the .... 
transportable (three sections of less than 30 lbs. each) two-way ... Despite limited 
budgets over the next two decades, the Signal .... lecture in its January-February 
1933 edition.45 ... also said, Every fellow cannot have a radio set [DOC] [TLE] The Signal Corps: The Test - US Army Center Of Military History [PAR] Signal Corps Provides VHF Command Radio for Army Airplanes . . . . 237. IX. ...... 
destroyed his radar set, worked his way to the Ilocos. Norte district, and joined... [DOC] [TLE] Pioneering in Electronics - David Sarnoff Library [PAR] For, in the words of the official Signal Corps history, this may well have been the 
first ... staff, looked over the previous work in this field and pointed out in 1933 
that an .... In 1934, the U.S. Army Signal Corps invited Wolff and Linder to Atlantic 
..... the new portable radios under development by Wendell L.

Question: The U.S. Army Signal Corps developed this portable 2-way radio set in 1933.  Over.
Answer: a walkie-talkie