John (Jack) T. Mullin Recalls the American Development of the Tape Recorder

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Description: In 1944 -- like thousands of other GIs just before D Day -- I was in England. Because of my background in electronics, I was assigned to the Signal Corps, troubleshooting a problem the Army was having with radio receivers that were picking up severe inter

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