Two-way Radio, Nuclear Anxiety, and the Birth of the  Emergency Communications Center @WirelessMuseum
Two-way Radio, Nuclear Anxiety, and the Birth of the  Emergency Communications Center  @WirelessMuseum
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In 1951, The General Electric Company made this movie about how mobile radio could be a part of a local government’s response to a Soviet nuclear attack. Filmed in Syracuse New York, at that time the home of General Electric’s mobile radio business, it shows one of the first examples of what has evolved into the modern emergency communications systems.

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Two-way Radio, Nuclear Anxiety, and the Birth of the Emergency Communications Center

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