A Concise History Of The U.S. Army Signal Corps
Publisher: Office of the Command Historian, U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon
Published: 1991-02
Place of publication: [Fort Gordon, Ga.]
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: PREFACE; title: ILLUSTRATIONS AND PHOTOGRAPHS; title: U.S. ARMY SIGNAL CORPS REGIMENT; title: AN OVERVIEW OF SIGNAL CORPS HISTORY; title: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE SIGNAL CORPS; title: CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICERS; title: MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS; title: CHRONOLOGY; title: INDEX; title: ILLUSTRATIONS AND PHOTOGRAPHS; title: Signal Corps Distinctive Insignia; title: Signal Corps Coat of Arms; title: BG Albert J. Myer, founder of the U.S. Army Signal Corps; title: U. S. Grant recommends Hyer to be Chief Signal Officer, 1866; title: Major Myer's attempt to use a balloon at First Bull Run; title: A Union Signal Corps officer operates a telegraph; title: A telephone and telegraph station at Camp Meade, 1898; title: Signalman wigwags after the Spanish retreat at Manila, 1898; title: Signalmen taking meteorological observations at Fort Monmouth; title: Signalman using a visual battery-operated signaling device, 1900; title: The Wright flyer, 1908; title: An officer of World War I using a foreign field telephone; title: A Signal Corps photographer, 1918; title: Telephone switchboard in France, 19 September 1918; title: Airborne AI-10 Radar, SCR-520, World War II; title: SCR-268 aircraft warning radar, World War II; title: Radio operator, 3 January 1945; title: A ground observer uses the FM SCR-610 to report enemy planes.; title: Allied Intelligence Bureau Station, Australia, 21 March 1944; title: Men of the 304th Signal Battalion install a TC-10 at Taegu; title: A Signal Corps soldier rehabilitates lines from Tanyang to Cohechon, Korea, January 1951; title: Combat Signalmen in action in Vietnam, 1968; title: Signal sites in Vietnam; title: Soldiers of the 9th Signal Battalion operate switchboard, Vietnam; title: Soldier uses a field radio during Operation Urgent Fury; title: Grenada, 3 November 1983; title: AN/PRC-119 SINCGARS radio; title: Mobile Subscriber Equipment System; title: Soldiers Deploy in Support of Operation Desert Shield; title: Chief Signal Officers; title: Medal of Honor