Walter Charles GEE

TECHNICAL EDUCATION

1929 Attended Engineering Course with the British Post Office, Engineering Department at Dollis Hill Research Station, also attached to the B.B.C. Engineering Department and to manufacturing companies of Marconi Company and Standard Telephone Company.

1934 Attached to the British Post Office Research Department, the B.B.C.C. Marconi Company, Standard Telephone Company and at Radio Stations such as Rugby, Leafield, Ongar and Daventry.

1937 Awarded Carnegie Scholarship of one year for the Study of Radio Engineering Development, during this period studied in England with the Post Office Engineering Research Departmen, Dollis Hill, with B.B.C. Broadcast and Television Research Departments, with the National Physical Laboratories, with the Metroploitan Police Radio System, and with the Marconi Company, the Standard Telephone Company, Mullards, and Marconi-Osram Companies.
In Holland with Phillip's Research Laboratories at Eindhoven and their works and Radio Stations at Hilversum.
In United States of America with the Carnegie Institute, Bell Laboratories, R.C.A. Laboratories and Factories, the National Bureau of Standards, the American Telegraph and Telephone Company, with Major Armstrong at Columbia University, with the Yankee Broadcasting Network, Boston, with the National Broadcasting Company, New York.
Study covered Broadcasting, Police Systems, Dialled Radio Circuits, Single Sideband Radio Telephony, Frequency Modulation, Steerable Arrays etc.
In Hawaii studied Inter Island V.H.F. Radio Telephony circuits.
In Netherlands, East Indies studied with P.T.T. Multi-channel Radio Telephony and Broadcasting with N.I.R.O.M.
Received the congratulations of the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Carnegie Foundation for his subsequent report.

Dec 1944 Course at Royal School of Signals, Catterick, on Army Telecommunication Equipment

Feb 1945 Attached to Telecommunications, Research Establishment, Malvern, to study Radar Engineering Development.

Apr 1945 Attached to Post Office, Research Department, Dollis Hill, to study latest Radio Engineering developments in V.H.F. and multi-channel Radio Systems.

May 1945 Attached to Wembley Laboratories of G.E.C. and Southgate Works of Standard Telephone Company to study V.H.F. and Pulse Communication Systems developed by these companies.

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1929	Attended Engineering Course with the British Post Office, Engineering Department at Dollis Hill Research Station, also attached to the B.B.C. Engineering Department and to manufacturing companies of Marconi Company and Standard Telephone Company.
1934	Attached to the British Post Office Research Department, the B.B.C.C. Marconi Company, Standard Telephone Company and at Radio Stations such as Rugby, Leafield, Ongar and Daventry.
1937	Awarded Carnegie Scholarship of one year for the Study of Radio Engineering Development, during this period studied in England with the Post Office Engineering Research Departmen, Dollis Hill, with B.B.C. Broadcast and Television Research Departments, with the National Physical Laboratories, with the Metroploitan Police Radio System, and with the Marconi Company, the Standard Telephone Company, Mullards, and Marconi-Osram Companies. In Holland with Phillip's Research Laboratories at Eindhoven and their works and Radio Stations at Hilversum. In United States of America with the Carnegie Institute, Bell Laboratories, R.C.A. Laboratories and Factories, the National Bureau of Standards, the American Telegraph and Telephone Company, with Major Armstrong at Columbia University, with the Yankee Broadcasting Network, Boston, with the National Broadcasting Company, New York. Study covered Broadcasting, Police Systems, Dialled Radio Circuits, Single Sideband Radio Telephony, Frequency Modulation, Steerable Arrays etc. In Hawaii studied Inter Island V.H.F. Radio Telephony circuits. In Netherlands, East Indies studied with P.T.T. Multi-channel Radio Telephony and Broadcasting with N.I.R.O.M. Received the congratulations of the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Carnegie Foundation for his subsequent report.
Dec 1944	Course at Royal School of Signals, Catterick, on Army Telecommunication Equipment
Feb 1945	Attached to Telecommunications, Research Establishment, Malvern, to study Radar Engineering Development.
Apr 1945	Attached to Post Office, Research Department, Dollis Hill, to study latest Radio Engineering developments in V.H.F. and multi-channel Radio Systems.
May 1945	Attached to Wembley Laboratories of G.E.C. and Southgate Works of Standard Telephone Company to study V.H.F. and Pulse Communication Systems developed by these companies.