Add to ORKG''Miss Ora Merle Ross studies wave patterns on oscilloscope. Upon completion of radio course, women are given responsible jobs in war plants, under the direct supervision of the federal government.'
"Based on an analysis prepared by Constance Williams... survey was planned by Bertha M. Nienburg ......
Pace Institute\u27s role in the training of women for wartime role. See also Women during the WW1htt...
Women played a vital role in the economy and labor force during World War II in the United States. T...
''Miss Ora Merle Ross studies wave patterns on oscilloscope. Upon completion of radio course, women...
Photograph shows an RCA Dynamic Demonstrator II radio learning device.''With a dynamic demonstrator,...
''Radio students must know exactly what makes a radio tick. Here Miss Cora Ann Buchanan is testing ...
''With a dynamic demonstrator, Miss Margaret Bagby, left, and Miss Mary Miller discover just how ra...
''In radio, as in other phases of the war program, women are right on the beam. Misses Dorothy King...
During March–April 1945, solar radio emission was detected at 200 MHz by operators of a Royal New Ze...
"The research and preparation of the report are the work of Mildred P. Crowder."--Letter of transmit...
During World War II, Iowa State Teacher’s College (now known as University of Northern Iowa) was hos...
This is the biography of Ruby Payne-Scott (1912 to 1981). As the first female radio astronomer (and ...
''WAF Sgt. Ann Poorman studying fingerprints. Women of the Air Force are beginning to qualify for mi...
This book is an abbreviated, partly re-written version of "Under the Radar - The First Woman in Radi...
During World War II, the United States Air Force submitted women pilots for the first time into a pr...
"Based on an analysis prepared by Constance Williams... survey was planned by Bertha M. Nienburg ......
Pace Institute\u27s role in the training of women for wartime role. See also Women during the WW1htt...
Women played a vital role in the economy and labor force during World War II in the United States. T...
''Miss Ora Merle Ross studies wave patterns on oscilloscope. Upon completion of radio course, women...
Photograph shows an RCA Dynamic Demonstrator II radio learning device.''With a dynamic demonstrator,...
''Radio students must know exactly what makes a radio tick. Here Miss Cora Ann Buchanan is testing ...
''With a dynamic demonstrator, Miss Margaret Bagby, left, and Miss Mary Miller discover just how ra...
''In radio, as in other phases of the war program, women are right on the beam. Misses Dorothy King...
During March–April 1945, solar radio emission was detected at 200 MHz by operators of a Royal New Ze...
"The research and preparation of the report are the work of Mildred P. Crowder."--Letter of transmit...
During World War II, Iowa State Teacher’s College (now known as University of Northern Iowa) was hos...
This is the biography of Ruby Payne-Scott (1912 to 1981). As the first female radio astronomer (and ...
''WAF Sgt. Ann Poorman studying fingerprints. Women of the Air Force are beginning to qualify for mi...
This book is an abbreviated, partly re-written version of "Under the Radar - The First Woman in Radi...
During World War II, the United States Air Force submitted women pilots for the first time into a pr...
"Based on an analysis prepared by Constance Williams... survey was planned by Bertha M. Nienburg ......
Pace Institute\u27s role in the training of women for wartime role. See also Women during the WW1htt...
Women played a vital role in the economy and labor force during World War II in the United States. T...