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U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Debra L. Zygmunt, with the 108th Wing, New Jersey Air National Guard, presents gift cards to children from the Somerset Home for Temporarily Displaced Children during a visit at George Walker Field near Somerset, N.J., Dec. 11, 2012, along with Soldiers and Airmen with the New Jersey Counter Drug Task Force (CDTF), New Jersey National Guard. The children, most between the ages of 13-17, were transitioning from an abusive environment or between foster care. The Guardsmen
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Albert Einstein with engineers and scientists - RCA radio station - Hagley Archives
Albert Einstein, Charles Steinmetz and David Sarnoff with other scientists and engineers at the transatlantic RCA-Marconi Radio Station in New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1921. From left to right:[1][2] James Casey (New York Herald), W. A. Graham[a] (RCA), William A. Winterbottom[b] (RCA), David Sarnoff (RCA), Thomas J. Hayden[c] (RCA), Ernst J. Berg (GE), S. Benedict[d] (GE), Albert Einstein, John R. Carson (AT&T), Charles P. Steinmetz (GE), Alfred N. Goldsmith (RCA), A. Malsin (GE), Irving Lang
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Albert Einstein with engineers and scientists - RCA radio station - Hagley Archives - restoration1
Albert Einstein, Charles Steinmetz and David Sarnoff with other scientists and engineers at the transatlantic RCA-Marconi Radio Station in New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1921. From left to right:[1][2] James Casey (New York Herald), W. A. Graham[a] (RCA), William A. Winterbottom[b] (RCA), David Sarnoff (RCA), Thomas J. Hayden[c] (RCA), Ernst J. Berg (GE), S. Benedict[d] (GE), Albert Einstein, John R. Carson (AT&T), Charles P. Steinmetz (GE), Alfred N. Goldsmith (RCA), A. Malsin (GE), Irving Lang
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Albert Einstein with other engineers and scientists at Marconi RCA radio station 1921
An April 23, 1921 photograph of Albert Einstein being given a tour of the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) Brunswick New Jersey wireless station along with leading RCA scientists and officers, as well as engineers and scientists from the General Electric Company, American Telephone and Telegraph Company, and Western Electric Company. RCA News, Volume 2 By Radio Corporation of America (1921)[1] identified the participants (reading from left to right) as: Mr James Casey special representative
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