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Charles McKinley Saltzman
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Sep 20, 2026
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1425 - Truncated 1 hour version
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40:10Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
It constitutes a very signal recognition of the importance of the amateur, noted Warner, with apparently no pun intended.
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40:19Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
Army Chief Signal Officer Major General Charles McKinley Saltzman officially appointed the ARRL as the representative of the transmitting amateurs of the country in their affiliation with the Signal Corps of the Army.
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40:33Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
The following spring, QST published A Vacation Possibility, referring to a newly established Army training camp to be conducted that summer at Fort Monmouth for young men ages 17 to 24.
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40:48Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
In particular, the type of young man who is wanted at Fort Monmouth this summer is the one who will be interested in living in a tent, under military discipline, drilling, learning to handle a pistol, seeing how the army radio sets are constructed, set up and operated, how military traffic is handled after communication has been established, how 2CXL, the central station of the Army Amateur Radio Net, is built and operated, and how he may prepare himself for an important part in the nation's defense system while at the same time pursuing his beloved specialty, radio.
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1425 - LPFM Version (no commercial breaks)
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40:11Will RogersHOST
It constitutes a very signal recognition of the importance of the amateur, noted Warner, with apparently no pun intended.
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40:19Will RogersHOST
Army Chief Signal Officer Major General Charles McKinley Saltzman officially appointed the ARRL as the representative of the transmitting amateurs of the country in their affiliation with the Signal Corps of the Army.
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40:34Will RogersHOST
The following spring, QST published A Vacation Possibility, referring to a newly established Army training camp to be conducted that summer at Fort Monmouth for young men ages 17 to 24.
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40:48Will RogersHOST
In particular, the type of young man who is wanted at Fort Monmouth this summer is the one who will be interested in living in a tent under military discipline, drilling, learning to handle a pistol, seeing how the Army radio sets are constructed, set up, and operated, how military traffic is handled after communication has been established, how 2CXL, the central station of the Army amateur radio net, is built and operated, and how he may prepare himself for an important part in the nation's defense system while at the same time pursuing his beloved specialty, radio.
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1425
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42:23Will RogersHOST
It constitutes a very signal recognition of the importance of the amateur, noted Warner, with apparently no pun intended.
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42:32Will RogersHOST
Army Chief Signal Officer Major General Charles McKinley Saltzman officially appointed the ARRL as the representative of the transmitting amateurs of the country in their affiliation with the Signal Corps of the Army.
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42:46Will RogersHOST
The following spring, QST published A Vacation Possibility, referring to a newly established Army training camp to be conducted that summer at Fort Monmouth for young men ages 17 to 24.
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43:01Will RogersHOST
In particular, the type of young man who is wanted at Fort Monmouth this summer is the one who will be interested in living in a tent under military discipline, drilling, learning to handle a pistol, seeing how the Army radio sets are constructed, set up, and operated, how military traffic is handled after communication has been established, how 2CXL, the central station of the Army amateur radio net, is built and operated, and how he may prepare himself for an important part in the nation's defense system while at the same time pursuing his beloved specialty, radio.
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1425
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42:23Will RogersHOST
It constitutes a very signal recognition of the importance of the amateur, noted Warner, with apparently no pun intended.
W
42:32Will RogersHOST
Army Chief Signal Officer Major General Charles McKinley Saltzman officially appointed the ARRL as the representative of the transmitting amateurs of the country in their affiliation with the Signal Corps of the Army.
W
42:46Will RogersHOST
The following spring, QST published A Vacation Possibility, referring to a newly established Army training camp to be conducted that summer at Fort Monmouth for young men ages 17 to 24.
W
43:01Will RogersHOST
In particular, the type of young man who is wanted at Fort Monmouth this summer is the one who will be interested in living in a tent under military discipline, drilling, learning to handle a pistol, seeing how the Army radio sets are constructed, set up, and operated, how military traffic is handled after communication has been established, how 2CXL, the central station of the Army amateur radio net, is built and operated, and how he may prepare himself for an important part in the nation's defense system while at the same time pursuing his beloved specialty, radio.