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The James Millen Society
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The James Millen Society started with a small group of Southern California James Millen enthusiasts in 1997. Originally the organization went under the name The James Millen Memorial Foundation. These hams had an interest in James Millen and the equipment he was responsible for building. They obtained the callsign W1HRX in the vanity license program and intended on using it for special event operations. This callsign was assigned to James Millen throughout most of his life. Over the years the original members had fallen away and the trustee John Zitzelberger, W6GL was considering relinquishing the callsign back to the Federal Communications Commission. Fortunately, he began a search to find if any other Millen enthusiasts would consider reforming an organization to promote the purpose set forth with the original foundation. In October of 1999 John was directed to Don Buska, N9OO who was very much a Millen enthusiast and had already been collecting and restoring Millen equipment for many years. Don was also responsible for the James Millen Page on the internet which featured equipment pictures, schematics and articles written by and about James Millen. John and Don quickly went about the reformation of the organization and new members were recruited from those people who provided so much help in the creation of the original James Millen Page.

This webpage is a dedication to Mr. James Millen and the work that bears his name. The James Millen Society will continue to update this page as more information is supplied or collected.
 


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