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Aviators can now receive weather forecasts while in air. An exclusive photograph of the radio equipment just installed in the Weather Bureau, Washington, for broadcasting weather forecasts directly to aviators in flight. Information on rain, storm, sleet and snow is transmitted one hour earlier than
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Aviators can now receive weather forecasts while in air. An exclusive photograph of the radio equipment just installed in the Weather Bureau, Washington, for broadcasting weather forecasts directly to aviators in flight. Information on rain, storm, sleet and snow is transmitted one hour earlier than

Harris & Ewing · 1927 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineAviators can now receive weather forecasts while in air. An exclusive photograph of the radio equipment just installed in the Weather Bureau, Washington, for broadcasting weather forecasts directly to. 1927. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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