Bibframe Work
Title[Captain C.H. Maddox, USN, describes pigmy set carried aloft by an airplane in 1912]TypeNonMusicAudioMonographClassificationLCC: RXB 5163 (original) LCC: LWO 4934 r3A3 (preservation master) Could not render: bf:statusCould not render: bf:statusSummaryMemoirs of Stanford Caldwell Hooper, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy (Retired), in which he and some of his former associates discuss the history of naval radio in the United States, from its advent in the early part of the Twentieth Century, through some of the developments during and immediately after World War II. Recordings were made for the Naval Historical Foundation. The recording described by this record also includes Straingham and Bailey tests of aerials carried aloft by bolloons at same time. Also, Lieutenant Sweet witnesses the flight.CaptureDate: 1951-10-28Recorded on Oct. 28, 1951.Authorized Access PointHooper, Stanford Caldwell, 1884-1955 [Captain C.H. Maddox, USN, describes pigmy set carried aloft by an airplane in 1912]