United States. Army. Signal Corps
61 works on record
Works
General, property and disbursing regulations
Elementary electricity
Nicaragua canal
Basic field manual
Bulletin Of International Meteorology
Annual Report
Regulations Governing Commercial Radio Service Between Ship and Shore Stations
Electrical Instruments and Telephones of the U.S. Signal Corps
History of the Signal Service, With Catalogue of Publications, Instruments and Stations
Catalogue Of Official A.e.f. Photographs, Volume 2
Visual Signaling, Signal Corps, United States Army, 1910
Monthly Weather Review, Volume 45
Annual Report Of The Chief Signal Officer
Annual Report Of The Chief Signal Officer Made To The Secretary Of War For The Year ..., Part 1
Monthly Weather Review
Monthly Weather Review, Volume 36
Telephone switchboard operator
Professional papers of the Signal service, no. 1-16, 18
Property and disbursing regulations including miscellaneous general regulations
[World War in pictures]
First[-fifth] lecture, March 9[-April 6], 1917
Elements of cryptanalysis
Message center specialist
The pigeoneer; students manual for all arms
Manual of photography
Basic signal communication
Meteorological observer
Telegraph operator
Signal corps Equipment division correspondence file
Radio operator
The field lineman
Meteorological observations made on the summit of Pike's peak, Colorado
Signal corps standardization (component parts and materials)
Equipment for aero units of the Aviation Section (Signal Corps), tentative, 1916
Concepts and applications of electronic data processing
The Alaskan cable system
Manual on accounting supervision of costplus contracts for Accounts Section of Finance Department
Signal service notes
Notes on laying, repairing, operating, and testing submarine cables
Signal book, United States Army
Unit course, mechanic learner--radio
Sigtennial, 1860-1960
Normal temperature charts by decades, for the United States and the Dominion of Canada
Charts showing the "probability of rainy days" prepared from observations for eighteen years[1871-88
A Manual of military telegraphy for the Signal Service, United States Army, embracing permanent and field lines
Memoranda on the work accomplished by the Signal service of the United States
Warming of cold digits of the hands and feet by means of air warmed by the chest
Charts showing the average monthly cloudiness in the United States
A thermocouple for recording skin temperature
Signal book, United States Army, 1912
History of the United States Signal Service
A report on the principle of warming air in containers or in tubing placed in direct contact with the skin of the chest, and of delivering this bodily warmed air to the hands and feet by means of a propelling device and a system of tubing
Multiplex telephony and telegraphy by means of electric waves guided by wires
Field message book, U.S. Army
Ice-jacketed boxes for studying temperature reactions of hands or feet
Rise in skin temperature of the digits following the application and sudden release of compression of the venous circulation in the limb
Elementary principles of radio telegraphy and telephony
Radio communication pamphlets
The relation between northers and magnetic disturbances at Havana, Cuba
The effect of inhaling CO2 on digital skin temperature
Rise in skin temperature of the digits following the application and sudden release of external pressure to the circulation of the limb