Smokey Bears See Benefits in Citizens Band Radio
Milledge Yonn of the Aiken County Sheriff's Department argues CB users aid law enforcement by alerting officers to road conditions accidents and hazards. Truckers report stolen vehicles and erratic driving, including possible alcohol impairment, with CB operators helping police stay informed.
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Milledge Yonn
Aiken County Sheriff's Department
C B.ers
C.B
C.bers
C B radio operators push growth and rules in Aiken
Local spokesman C B Williams explains the evolution of citizens band radio from amateur 11 meter origins to Class D licensing. In South Carolina the number of licensed operators rose from 8000 to 17000 in a single year as hobbyists use handles and call letters while urging adherence to FCC rules for safe, orderly communication.
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Herbert A. Williams
Lynne Katonak
C.B
Williams
Aiken CB
State Club
United States Citizens Radio Council
U.S.C.R.C
C.R
F.C.C
C.B. Ers
South Carolina
USCRC
Channel 9
White House
Beatle
Bug
Volkswagen
Morris
Perry Seabees veteran reflects on WWII service with 46th Battalion
Wilson Quattlebaum of Perry recalls joining the Seabees in 1942 and serving with the 46th Battalion at Guadalcanal Milne Bay and Finschhafen. He describes building warehouses and airfields, fighting in air raids, and earning a War Department Citation as the battalion returned home on February 18, 1945. He remembers the camaraderie, the harsh conditions, and the pride of serving in the Navy’s Seabees.
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Perry
C.b.s
Wilson Quattlebaum
Sea
Guadalcanal
Quattlebaum
Tokyo
Admiralty Islands
Seabeen
War Department
Golden Gate
Seabees
San Francisco
Navy
Wilson R. Quattlebaum Jr
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Smokey Bears
Federal Communications Commission
Aiken
Saeize
US C.rc
Dean Burch
Mary Dell Morris
Aiken County
Seabee
Isle of Japan