The author traces the use of audio facilities by Police and other Public Safety agencies from the beginning of our country to the present day. Included are the developments of one-way and two-way communications, teletype, data transmission and some thoughts for the future use of audio/visual aids in adding to the general safety of the public.

Author: Brooking, Robert E.
Affiliation: City Director of Communications, Burbank, CA
AES Convention: 12 (April 1965) Paper Number: 368
Publication Date: April 1, 1965

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