The Big Network. How the World Communications System reaches into the U.S.
Richard Edes Harrison · 1901 - 1994
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A 1939 map by Richard Edes Harrison showing cable, radio, and air communication routes linking the world to the United States. Colored lines and symbols mark the countries and their alignments, with an azimuthal globe inset and a Pacific communications inset in the lower corners.
