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http://long-lines.net/other/electrical/ElectricalWorld-1955-12-12/009.html

Anchor text: The Enns Power Network Computer

Wikipedia: Analog computer

http://long-lines.net/tech-equip/misc/J-Carrier.html

Anchor text: J-carrier

Wikipedia: Carrier system

http://long-lines.net/sources/att_principles_ocr.pdf

Anchor text: AT&T: 'Principles of Electricity Applied to Telephone and Telegraph Work', 1953

Wikipedia: Phantom circuit

http://long-lines.net/tech-equip/radio/BLR1273/DUV1-1273.html

Wikipedia: T-carrier

http://long-lines.net/documents/autovon_conus_map.jpg

Anchor text: Former Autovon Switching Centers.

Wikipedia: Fairview, Kansas

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Anchor text: Former Autovon Switching Centers.

Wikipedia: Hillsboro, Missouri

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Anchor text: Former Autovon Switching Centers.

Wikipedia: Lyons, Nebraska

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Anchor text: AUTOVON switch locations in CONUS, mid-1970s

Wikipedia: Autovon

http://long-lines.net/tech-equip/radio/BSP402421100/p01.html

Wikipedia: Horn antenna

http://long-lines.net/tech-equip/radio/concrete_towers.html

Wikipedia: Radio masts and towers