Submarine Locator Credited to Canadian Inventor
The Toronto Weekly Star notes Canadian Wim Welsh of Kincardine as the mind behind a submarine locator listening device. His concept, praised by the British Admiralty and the U S Board of Inventions, promised to locate submarines at long range and aid war efforts, with letters of acknowledgement from officials confirming experiments and adoption in detection gear.
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Toronto Weekly Star
Tomt Elliott
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Wim. Welsh
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Wm Welsh
Kincardine
War Office
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Mr Welsh
Welsh
Boeing
Inventor says his submarine locator used by Britain and U S
Authorities were told the inventor acted without personal gain and would treat his invention as his bit for war work. He cares little for how widely it was used but notes the locator's instrument was practically the same as he devised for both nations.
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