The Foundations of DRTE
(F.T. Davies)

A Brief History of CRC
(Nelms, Hindson)


The Early Days
(John Keys)


CRC's Pioneers

Milestones

Bits and Pieces

Projects

The Alouette Program
The ANIK B Projects
David Florida Laboratory
Defence Communications
Detection Systems
The DRTE Computer
Doppler Navigation
Hermes
HF Radio Resarch
The ISIS Program
Janet - Meteor Burst Communications
Microwave Fuze
Mobile Radio Data Systems
MSAT
Prince Albert Radar Lab.
RACE
Radar Research
Radio Propagation Studies
Radio Warfare
Search and Rescue Satellite
SHARP
Solid State Devices
Sounding Rockets
Syncompex
Telidon
Trail Radio

Articles

John Barry - Doppler Navigation
John Belrose - The Early Years
Bert Blevis - The Role of the Ionosphere and Satellite Communications in Canadian Development
Bert Blevis - The Implications of Satellite Technology for Television Broadcasting in Canada
Richard Cobbold - A Short Biography of Norman Moody
Peter Forsyth - the Janet Project
Del Hansen - The RPL Mobile Observatory
Del Hansen - The Prince Albert Radar Laboratory 1958-1963
LeRoy Nelms - DRTE and Canada's Leap into Space
Gerald Poaps' Scrapbook
Radio Research in the Early Years
John Wilson - RPL as I Recall It, 1951-1956

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