The Imperial Wireless Chain, aswell accepted as the Empire Wireless Chain, was a cardinal all-embracing wireless telegraphy communications network, created to hotlink the countries of the British Empire. Although the abstraction was conceived above-mentioned to World War I, Britain was the endure of the world's Great Powers to apparatus an operational system.1 The aboriginal hotlink in the chain, amid Leafield in Oxfordshire and Cairo, Egypt, eventually opened on 24 April 1922,2 with the final link, amid Australia and Canada, aperture on 16 June 1928.3
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