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In 1942, two engineers at Fort Knox made a radio transmission that changed warfare forever. Their secret experiment led to the SCR-300 — the world’s first true walkie-talkie.

This is the untold story of Daniel Noble, Henry Magnuski, and the Motorola team who defied orders and proved FM radio could do the impossible — giving U.S. troops 40× more range than ever imagined.

From Chicago labs to the beaches of Normandy and jungles of the Pacific, discover how one “forbidden” radio helped win World War II and paved the way for modern wireless communication.

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