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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 18 (1907) (1907)

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ing transported across the country. With this the troops in the field, and it must furthermore be means for elevating and sustaining the aerial wire form of apparatus and aerial, he was able to transmit possible to carry it on the backs of horses or even by messages a distance of about 20 miles.… … The Receiver and Accessories Packed The Apparatus for Two Stations Packed Upon a Upon a Horse. for Use and Packed for Transport. Cart for Field Service. by suggesting the use of kites, and with Capt. Ken- signed a wireless telegraph equipment for the German While kites and balloons are still used…

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