Voice of America builds giant transmitter complex in Beaufort site
Steel crews prepare foundations for a trio of main structures to hold the world's most powerful radio transmitter. The Voice of America project rises on a 2,600 acre eastern Beaufort site.
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Voice of America
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North Carolina to house world’s largest radio facility
Greenville reports the United States Information Agency is building a 1 million dollar Voice of America transmitting complex near the city. The Alpha Continental joint venture will manage construction across three sites totaling 6,000 acres with 92 antenna units and 4.8 million watts of power, aiming for completion in December 1962 and a peak payroll of about 500 workers.
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United States Information Agency
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East Coast
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New York
New Jersey
Washington
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Texas
Alpha-Continental
USIA
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South Carolina
Virginia
Uncle Sam
Charlotte
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