Radio age research, manufacturing, communications, broadcasting, television (1941)

1 Radar installutiun uii Mt. Parnasans. Tlic RCAmaiiAv^as lierer said Apollo Electronics has come to Mt. Parnas- sus. Capping the heights of this leg- endary retreat of Greek Gods, Muses and Nymphs, is rador—installed under the supervision of RCA field engineers. And it's no mvth, but verv real evidence of how American enter- prise is contributing to the defense of the free world. To help in the important Mutual Defense Assistance program, RCA's Government Service Department has mustered corps of hundreds of engi- neers and technicians to train our own military in the installation and service of electronic equipment abroad —and to teach the science of electronics to friendlv nations all over the globe. Radar, Loran, Guided Missile sys- tems—and a host of other electronic devices —are now in efficient opera- tion from the Aleutians to the Dar- danelles to the South China Sea. By shoring up the military establish- ments of the free world, these instal- lations have become ramparts of de- fense—deterrents against aggression. Building! Teaching! Training! No wonder "the RCA man was here" has become an expression of grati- tude with free peoples, everywhere. RCA pioneered and developed compatible color television Radio CoiwoHArrox ofAmeiuca World leader in nnlio — Jirst in U'li\-ision