The document in this section is courtesy of the Madison County Historical Society in
Anderson, IN.
The three page document below tells the story of how Delco-Remy, in late
1940 or early 1941, provided with U.S. Army Signal Corps the only
successful radio noise suppression filter up to that date. This
technology went into production and was not only supplied to General
Motors Divisions providing vehicles to the Army, but other companies
outside GM. There is more to the story about grounding vehicle
components to help solve the problem of radio noise in the document.
From "Our War Job."
This Website has no affiliation with General
Motors, Delphi Holdings, Remy International, or Borg-Warner. The content is to
only present a historical perspective of the plants and products of the former
Delco-Remy Division previous to 1994. All content presented on this website is
for general information only. Website designed and maintained by
David D Jackson.
Contact: David D Jackson