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P. O. Box 1142 - nps.gov/museum/exhibits/FOHU_oral_history/transcripts

.... 0mtwb9gd5wx ( talk) 00:39, 13 May 2021 (UTC) reply

Ham radio parts hidden in baseballs

A Cincinnati baseball company helped prisoners of war escape during World War II (Aug 9 '22) "Radios inside baseballs, along with playing cards with hidden maps, aided prisoners in communicating with the U.S. It was all a highly classified mission known as P.O. Box 1142, never spoken about publicly until 1990." [etc.] Not sure how to work this into the article. Mapsax ( talk) 00:29, 12 August 2022 (UTC) reply

P. O. Box 1142 - nps.gov/museum/exhibits/FOHU_oral_history/transcripts

Ham radio parts hidden in baseballs

P. O. Box 1142 - nps.gov/museum/exhibits/FOHU_oral_history/transcripts

Ham radio parts hidden in baseballs

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