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A map of Amelia Earhart’s flight that appeared in The Denver Post on July 3, 1937.

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Half of the heavy listening device Goertz (Czechoslovakia) developed between WWI and WWII.

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Acoustic Mirrors at Denge, a site of the British Royal Air Force near the Channel, where some experimental models were built in the 1920s and 1930s. One is…

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The heavy listening device Goertz (Czechoslovakia) developed between WWI and WWII.

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Dutch personal horns. Rotating acoustic listening device developed for the Dutch army as part of air defense systems research between World Wars I and II, 1930s.

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Blindfolded Wonder Woman

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German acoustic/optical locator, 1917. A junior officer and an NCO from an unidentified Feldartillerie regiment wearing combined acoustic/optical locating apparatus.

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Japanese ‘War Tuba’ in an air field, 1921. After WWI aircraft detection became increasingly important to warfare. Before radars acoustic amplifiers and mirrors with different designs were used…

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Acoustic listening device developed for the Dutch army as part of air defense systems research between World Wars I and II.

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Helen Soros works the new pneumatic tube system to take cash at Marshall Fields store in Chicago, November 26, 1947.