Unofficial
AT&T Long Lines Technical History Page
These pages are dedicated to the phenomenal job done by the men and women of the Long Lines Department in providing unparalleled service to the nation. The information here is specifically limited to pre-divestiture topics, primarily the nationwide systems of microwave radio repeaters and coaxial cable facilities built between the end of World War II and divestiture in 1984. Special interest is in aspects of the network that supported government and military communications during the cold war, especially nuclear protected facilities.
Comments and information are always welcome. Please Email me at [email protected] .
Topics
L-Carrier Coaxial Cable Network
Greenbrier Bunker (Project Greek Island)
The Bell logo and Long Lines name are used here for historical reference purposes only. This site is noncommercial and makes no claim to own any of these symbols. All photographs and text contained in this site are copyright 2001 by Michael W. Jacobs and are made available solely for noncommercial and educational use. No guarantee is made to the accuracy of any information contained inside. Commercial use by permission of the author only. You can reach the author, Mike Jacobs, at [email protected]