File:QSL 5A1TC (1955).jpg
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English: QSL card send by 5A1TC, a US serviceman stationed in Libya to W6SYG confirming a 14 MHz phone contact on New Year's Day 1955. |
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| Source | QSL card, in own collection |
| Author | Tom Shytle, W4GQJ |
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