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Museum highlights legacy of Md. defense electronics

By G.M. Corrigan
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Beam me to Linthicum, Scotty.

Ever wonder where legendary electronic devices, like the TV camera Neil Armstrong used on the moon, the radar device that tracked the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor or the German Enigma code-making machine of World War II, ended up?

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