World War II—Radio Training Classes

In 1942 UT instituted a program to train approximately sixteen hundred radio operators and technicians to assist in military and civilian capacities. Courses were offered in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Jackson, and Johnson City. The classes were open to both women and men. Applicants for admission to the courses were required to be high school graduates and to have taken at least two years of mathematics and one year of physics.

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  • Title World War II—Radio Training Classes
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  • Keywords World War II—Radio Training Classes
  • Website Name Volopedia
  • Publisher University of Tennessee Libraries
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  • Access Date August 12, 2026
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  • Date of Last Update October 20, 2018