U.S. Army

Corporal Harold P. Stutts, High Point, North Carolina, operating teletypewriter equipment (AN/TGC-1A) at Communication Center Signal Section, General Headquarters, Far East Command. Equipment is operated by members of 71st SIG SV BN General Headquarters, Far East Command, Tokyo, Japan.

Relay station of the general headquarters, Far East Command Communications Center, Dai Ichi Building, Tokyo, Japan, during the Korean War. Soldiers are at work.

Headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, during Korean War. Primary ACAN Relay Station UAP. A portion of the multiple tape preparation console is shown in the left foreground. Two banks of AN/TGC-1 tape relay units run the entire length of the station. One of four tape preparation positions utilizing Model 19 Teletypewriters is pictured in the right foreground. Tape routing racks, supervisor's desks and perforating positions are spaced strategically at three points through the center of the stations. Soldiers are at work.

A CW console of the General Headquarters, Far East Command Communications Center, Dai Ichi Building, Tokyo, Japan.

AN/FRPs Receivers Radio Teletype at Owada, Japan, used during Korean War.

Receivers AN/FRP3, Receivers Radio Teletype, at Owada, Japan, used during Korean War.

Receiver Installation, General Headquarters, 71st Signal SVC, BN, Tokyo, Japan.

A view of the radio relay at General Headquarters, Far East Command in Tokyo, Japan, used during the Korean War.

Radio relay in Dai Ichi Building with main frame at far right and EE-101 1000-20 telephone ringing equipment (far left background) is AN/TRC - 1 and AN/TRC - 8 HF radio terminal sets. Tokyo, Japan.

An inside view of the transmitter station of General Headquarters, Far East Command at Tokyo, Japan during the Korean War.