It is fitting that we commemorate the event both with gratitude for the ways in which science and engineering have helped to unite us and with fervent hopes that such communications will serve the future course of peace and human progress everywhere.
Jimmy Carter: “It is fitting that we commemorate the event both with gratitude for the ways in which science and engineering have…”
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75th Anniversary of Wireless Communications Statement by the President
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