coldwarcomms : A list dedicated to the discussion of various communications systems used by the U.S. military and civilian authorities during

A list dedicated to the discussion of various communications systems used by the U.S. military and civilian authorities during the Cold War era

Re: AT&T Basking Ridge, the NOC at Bedminster and Murry Hill Please restate your question[s] and before you do read my other post on this topic. To: coldwarcomms@yahoogroups.com From: wb8foz@... Date: Mon, 28 May Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 4:49 pm	charlie Fargis ucfargis1 Offline Send Email
Re: AT&T Basking Ridge, the NOC at Bedminster and Murry Hill ... Within NYC, what was where? 32AOTA, 195 Broadway & others.... [ISTM 140 West was NYTel originally....] Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 3:38 pm	David wb8foz@... Send Email
Re: Digest Number 4094 consume mass quantites of shredded swine flesh bovine meat blob and bovine lactate along the way To: coldwarcomms@yahoogroups.com From: Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 3:17 pm	charlie Fargis ucfargis1 Offline Send Email
Re: AT&T Basking Ridge, the NOC at Bedminster and Murry Hill Since nobody answered it and there may be people here who have no idea what 1 1 84 means, here I blurb 1) Ever hear of something called Ma Bell or the Bell Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 3:00 pm	charlie Fargis ucfargis1 Offline Send Email
Re: AT&T Basking Ridge, the NOC at Bedminster and Murry Hill The Bedminster NOC (before GNOC building) used to have mechanical display boards to show network congestion and issues. They upgraded to a bazillion Sony TV Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 1:24 pm	charlie Fargis ucfargis1 Offline Send Email
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