World War I weapons in Dead Sea (1 Viewer)

[jomartvr]

Short read but an interesting one. Too bad they did not keep all the equipment, http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4240978,00.html
Benjamin

 

[lancer]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting. -- Al

 

[Scott]

Interesting but i was distracted by the "Meh" T-shirt add to the left of the article.

 

[jomartvr]

Hey, Scott, So was I! LOL.

Benjamin

Interesting but i was distracted by the "Meh" T-shirt add to the left of the article.

 

[Larry Allen]

Glad to see that I was not the only one ..... Now what was that article about again .. -- Larry

 

[Scott]

The "walkie talkie" was interesting. I didn't know they had that technology then.

 

[Sentaapua]

The "walkie talkie" was interesting. I didn't know they had that technology then.

That's kind of misleading in the article: they didn't have widespread carry-on voice transmitting technology but they were capable of transmitting and receiving Morse code then in those kind of devices!....

 

[Scott]

That's kind of misleading in the article: they didn't have widespread carry-on voice transmitting technology but they were capable of transmitting and receiving Morse code then in those kind of devices!....

Thanks, I knew that Morse Code transmission was already around since 1901/1902 with Marconi's wireless.