NRTF Lualualei High Frequency Transmitter Building
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Second World War 1939-1945, radio station, NRHP - National Register of Historic Places, historic landmark
This is the original transmitter building, built in 1935, and originally surrounded by a triatic wire antenna array, such as that once found at NRTF Chollas Heights near San Diego, CA. The historical significance of the towers is due to their role both during and after World War II. Initially, these antenna towers were used to maintain communication for naval shore installations and fleet units in the Eastern Pacific area. Following the war, during the mid 1940's through the late 1960's, the towers were designated as the "Voice of America" towers used to broadcast American news internationally.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lualualei_VLF_transmitter
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 21°25'46"N 158°9'39"W
- United States Coast Guard Communications Station Honolulu, Transmitter Site 1.8 km
- Naval Radio Station Haʻikū / Kanoeohe Omega Transmitter (Station C) 34 km
- Marconi Wireless Telegraphy Station, Kahuku 37 km
- Wailupe Community Center 45 km
- Air Force Communications Command Detachment, Bellows Transmitter Facility, Building 700 47 km
- The Garden Island Newspaper 139 km
- KNUI-AM Radio Station 184 km
- The Maui News 184 km
- West Hawaii Today 301 km
- Hawaii Tribune Herald 372 km
- Naval Radio Transmitter Facility Lualualei 0.5 km
- Lualualei Hawaiian Home Land 2.1 km
- Waianae Hawaiian Home Land 3.8 km
- Pōka‘ī Bay Fisheries Management Area 4.2 km
- Naval Magazine Pearl Harbor (a.k.a. Naval Magazine Lualualei) 4.6 km
- Nanakuli 4.9 km
- Lualualei Forest Reserve 5.1 km
- Nanakuli Hawaiian Home Land 5.7 km
- Nānākuli Forest Reserve 6.5 km
- Oʻahu 21 km