Telephones were used extensively in WW1 because radio sets were large, heavy, expensive, in short supply, affected by weather, and could only be used for telegraph codes instead of voice communication. As
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The Science of World War I: Communications | Live Science
Radio on the Frontlines: WWI and WWII | DPLA
Army radio communication in the Great War
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World War 1 Field Radios | Musick Point Radio Group
World War One: How radio crackled into life in conflict - BBC News
In World War I, British Biplanes Had Wireless Phones in the Cockpit - IEEE Spectrum
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Chut, J'ecoute: The U.S. Army's Use of Radio Intelligence in World War I - The Army Historical Foundation
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World War One: How radio crackled into life in conflict - BBC News
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Oral Histories | National WWI Museum and Memorial
WW1: Germans generating electricity by pedal cycle for a field radio. The telephone remained the bas
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The Great War: A look at WWI communications | The SWLing Post
World War One: How radio crackled into life in conflict - BBC News
World War I Radio Gallery
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Guest post by Keith Thrower: Technical factors affecting CW radio communication in WW1, part 2 - Innovating in Combat
