Potsdam Declaration
The A-Bomb Ultimatum for Japan to Surrender
Sent by wire from Berlin overseas to Arlington, Virginia in 1945 using radio waves.
Posted Wednesday December 6th 2023
First Color Photo to ever be Electronically Transmitted
One of the Potsdam photos was the first to be transmitted in color by wire, ever!
One of the Potsdam photos was the first to be transmitted in color by wire, ever!
Until then, only black and white photos could be transmitted by wire. Arthur Grant Anderson, the chief operator of the world wide Radio Photo Section of the US Army Signal Corps was at the Pentagon Building in Arlington, VA, on the receiving end of the first color news photograph ever transmitted and received by radio waves on 7/26/45, showing Atlee, Truman, and Stalin. He received it from Master Sergeant Joseph E. Dunn, who was the Radiophoto Section Chief stationed in Berlin.
Arthur Grant Anderson Collection
First Color Newsphoto transmitted and received on Radio Waves from Overseas. Potsdam Conference
First Color Photo by Wire
One of the Potsdam photos was the first to be electronically transmitted in color by wire, ever! Sent from Berlin overseas to Arlington, Virginia.
One of the Potsdam photos was the first to be electronically transmitted in color by wire, ever! Sent from Berlin overseas to Arlington, Virginia.