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Fire Department Mobile Radio Equipment
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The new Fire Department 100-foot transmitting tower for the mobile radio system, is pictured at 18 South Webster at the Central Fire Headquarters.
September 20, 1947
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)
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Fire Department Mobile Radio Equipment
September 20, 1947
Fireman Chris Andersen is operating the radio at Central Fire Headquarters, 18 South Webster Street, dispatching fire trucks from his office.
New Fire Department Mobile Radio Equipment
September 20, 1947
Fire Chief Edward J. Page is broadcasting instructions to an aerial truck using new mobile radio equipment with driver, Fireman Frank McMahon. The mobile radio system was the first fire department ...
Fire Department Mobile Radio Equipment
September 20, 1947
First Assistant Fire Chief Patrick J. Brown with microphone, and Fireman Grant Prideau receiving radio instructions from Fire Chief Edward J. Page, demonstrating the new mobile radio equipment. The...
WHA-FM Tower
February 8, 1947
WHA-FM tower being built on top of Radio Hall on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.
Three Men With Police Radio
August 11, 1945
Ray Groenier, chief radio technician for City of Madison Police Department, with two other men at a police radio.
Radio Station WIBA Building under Construction
December 20, 1947
Exterior view of the new building for radio station WIBA under construction. There are piles of snow and building supplies around an entrance.
