The FCC’s Intelligence Role During World War II
Robert Weller
Vice-President for Spectrum Policy
National Association of Broadcasters (NAB)
Abstract: Prior to the establishment of the CIA and NSA, the FCC played a key role in the collection, interpretation, and dissemination of intelligence information transmitted over the airwaves. The February meeting will provide some historical background to the FCC’s role during World War II. A film short from that period will follow the talk.
Bob is a former Chief of Technical Analysis for the FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology.
Networking at 11:45 AM with Lunch beginning at 12:15 PM
Luncheon meetings are open only to AFCCE members and their guests. The cost of the luncheon is $55.00 per person or $65.00 for reservations not received prior to the deadline.
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A buffet-style menu with a meat (chicken or beef), fish or vegetable option to choose from. Salad, dessert and Iced Tea/soft drinks/water is included.
Recordings
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