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microwave radar equipment which played so great a part in our military activities during World War II, and which is now finding extensive peacetime applications in the field of communications.
"I present Sigurd F. Varian and Russell H. Varian, both of San Carlos, California, as candidates for a John Price Wetherill Medal each, '.In recognition of their foresight in anticipating the need for a converter of electromagnetic energy in a hitherto unexplored high frequency region of the spectrum, their energy and technical insight in developing for this purpose, a practical device, the klystron, which has opened up new fields in communications applications and research.' " MR. NALLE: "To you, Mr. Varian and to you, Dr. Varian, by the same authority, I present these John Price Wetherill Medals and the Certificates and Reports which accompany them."
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This Medal (founded in 1938) is awarded to inventors for discoveries and inventions involving meritorious improvements in the building and allied industries.