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1999 Army Report On Our Campus History – “Historical Research Into A Select Number of Potential Historic Archaeological Sites at Evans Area, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey”
This work was commissioned by the Army as recommended by the New Jersey State Historic Preservation Office. Author and historian Mark Swanson researched the pre-military beginnings of the area that became Camp Evans and is now InfoAge. He spent many hours at the…
Read MoreStatic Elimination Disclosure – November 18, 1918
A secret invention perfected in Wall was unveiled to the world 100 years ago this week. It was July 4th, 1917 in Wall when Guglielmo Marconi was shown the breakthrough invention at his giant wireless station, known today as Camp Evans. His face lit up with a smile, he…
Read MoreCamp Evans and Sputnik
History changed on October 4, 1957, when the former Soviet Union successfully launched Sputnik I. Besides the bruising to national prestige it started the ‘SPACE RACE’. A part of the race was a push to ‘catch-up’ and exceed the Soviets in the fields of space science…
Read MoreWWI at The Belmar High Powered Wireless Station
This overview post tells the WWI history of Camp Evans, the Marconi Belmar station. It was a significant communications control point and research site during the United States involvement in WWI. In fact, it was the central hub of wireless communications between…
Read MoreCamp Evans NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK NOMINATION
After a very difficult time getting Camp Evans listed on the state of New Jersey register of historic places and then the national register, we were a bit in shock and tired. The nomination is at…
Read MoreCamp Evans Historic District National Register Nomination
This is our submission to the State of New Jersey Historic Preservation Office for consideration to be listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places. Thanks to Dr. Bob Judge, who provided photographs of Camp Evans…
Read MoreA SILVER ANNIVERSARY FIREFINDER HISTORY
Web editor note: This project, developed for a possible Soviet block invasion of Europe, was very important in the Iraq / Desert Storm battles. The last surviving WWII ‘Special Antenna Shelter’, Building 9017 was modified to accommodate work on these…
Read MoreAn Early Sputnik Diary
From an Early Sputnik Diary of HAROLD A. ZAHL Source: IRE Transactions on Military Electronics, April-July 1960, Pages 320-322 Summary: Like almost everyone else in the world, personnel of the U. S. Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory (USASRDL), Fort…
Read MoreRADIO REMINISCENCES – A HALF CENTURY by A. Hoyt Taylor
Published in the book: RADIO REMINISCENCES: A HALF CENTURY by A. Hoyt Taylor Published by U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington. D.C. First Edition 1948, reprint 1960, Pages 50 – 60 Web editor notes: Thanks to Linda Norton of the Naval Research Laboratory…
Read MoreMr. Roy Weagant – RADIO pioneer works to conquer static
Source: Radio’s 100 Men of Science, Biographical Narratives of Pathfinder in Electronics and Television By Orrin E. Dunlap, Jr 1944 Page 204-207 Roy Weagant was an employee of Marconi who did pioneering work in static reduction and antenna construction at the Belmar…
Read MoreRADIO SET SCR-584
CESL S E C R E T August 1943 1-410 (Contd.) RADIO SET SCR-584-( ). DESCRIPTION: A 3000-mc mobile unit’ for automatic tracking in…
Read MoreRADIO SET SCR-268, SCR-268-A, SCR-268-B, and SCR-268-C
CESL S E C R E T August 1943 410 RADAR FOR SEARCHLIGHT AND AA FIRE CONTROL. 1-410 IMPROVEMENTS TO EXISTING EQUIPMENT. AUTHORIZATION:…
Read MoreROAD MOBILE EARLY WARNING RADIO SET (AN/MPS-I)
CESL S E C R E T August 1943 424A RADIO SET SCR-548. DESCRIPTION: A 600-mc mobile early-warning aircraft…
Read MorePROTECTED SYSTEM (RADIO SET AN/CPS-2)
CESL S E C R E T August 1943 424A RADIO SET SCR-548. DESCRIPTION: A 600-mc mobile early-warning aircraft…
Read MoreAIR TRANSPORTABLE RADAR FOR AIRCRAFT WARNING AND GCI
422 AIR TRANSPORTABLE RADAR FOR AIRCRAFT WARNING AND GCI. 422A MICROWAVE EARLY WARNING SET (RADIO SET AN/CPS-1). DESCRIPTION: A…
Read MoreCamp Evans Secret Monthly Progress Report – August 1943
Web Editor Note: This primary source document shows the key roll Camp Evans played in WW2 and the many radar systems Camp Evans staff were involved in. DECLASSIFIED DOD DIR 52009/ Authority 913658 – Original on File National Archives at College Park -Former…
Read MoreRADAR TEST EQUIPMENT.
CESL SECRET August 1943 402A …
Read MoreRADIO SET SCR-802
CESL S E C R E T August 1943 425 PORTABLE RADAR UNITS. 425A RADIO SET…
Read MoreRADIO SET SCR-615
CESL S E C R E T August 1943 423 FIXED RADAR UNITS. 423A RADIO…
Read MoreMARCONI TRANOCEANIC RADIO TELEGRAPHY
Practical Wireless Telegraphy A Complete Text Book for STUDENTS of RADIO COMMUNICATIONS by ELMER E. BUCHER Instructing Engineer Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. of America may 1920 edition wireless Press – 326 Broadway, NYC, NY Page 292-293 (1917-1920…
Read MoreEdward Henderson’s 1912 Belmar Wireless Station Postcard
Black & White Belmar Station photo from across the Shark River was taken April 12, 1914, by Wall / Glendola resident Edward Henderson. His vantage point was somewhere in the Shark River Hills. He published the photo below as a postcard Zoom shot from this photo…
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