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Hedy Lamarr’s WWII Invention Helped Shape Modern Tech | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans
Hedy Lamarr’s WWII Invention Helped Shape Modern Tech | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans
Regarded as the “most beautiful woman in the world,” Hedy Lamarr was not only a famous Hollywood actress who sold millions in war bonds during World War II, she was an inventor. Her creations included a frequency-hopping radio communications device for Allied torpedoes during the war.
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Hedy Lamarr’s WWII Invention Helped Shape Modern Tech | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans
No One Believed This US Engineer — Until His Invention Beat Every German General - YouTube [39:40]
No One Believed This US Engineer — Until His Invention Beat Every German General - YouTube [39:40]
This video details the story of Edwin Howard Armstrong and his invention, Frequency Modulation (FM), which played a pivotal role in Allied communications during World War II. Despite facing intense opposition from industry giants like RCA—who favored their established AM radio investments—Armstrong’s technology proved essential for battlefield success. 35 lb SCR300 Motorola walkie-talkie
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No One Believed This US Engineer — Until His Invention Beat Every German General - YouTube [39:40]
What Salvage Divers Found Inside Sunken Nazi Germany Submarine Will Leave You Speechless - YouTube [32:29]
What Salvage Divers Found Inside Sunken Nazi Germany Submarine Will Leave You Speechless - YouTube [32:29]
In the shadowy depths of the Atlantic, where sunlight fades and silence reigns, a team of divers embarks on a perilous descent. Their mission? To explore a forgotten relic of war, a sunken vessel cloaked in mystery and lost to time but, as they penetrated the cold, corroded hull, what they uncover defies all expectations. Long-buried secrets rise to the surface, challenging history and raising questions no one thought to ask. What lies within this underwater tomb and why has its story been erased? Prepare to journey into the unknown, where every revelation leads to deeper intrigue.
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What Salvage Divers Found Inside Sunken Nazi Germany Submarine Will Leave You Speechless - YouTube [32:29]
This 17 Year Old Lied to Join the Navy — And Accidentally Cracked an Unbreakable Code - YouTube [35:34]
This 17 Year Old Lied to Join the Navy — And Accidentally Cracked an Unbreakable Code - YouTube [35:34]

Comment: born 4 Nov 1921 and died 17 Oct 2008. He was a famous code breaker in world War two and was 20 when he registered for the draft while living in Bronxville, NY. He didn't lie about his age but the rest seems accurate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_M._Gleason

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This 17 Year Old Lied to Join the Navy — And Accidentally Cracked an Unbreakable Code - YouTube [35:34]