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Communicating Undersea: Discover the History of Naval Radio Station Jim Creek

On January 16, 2021, Navy Historian Lex Palmer & Dr. Susan Hughes, Navy Archaeologist, offered a public presentation in an exploration of the history of Naval Radio Station Jim Creek. Nestled in the hills of Snohomish County, the facility allowed the Navy to communicate with their sub fleet around the world. When Naval Radio Station Jim Creek was dedicated in 1953, it was recognized as the most powerful radio station in the world. Its advanced technology and broadcast strength were displayed in magazine publications such as Popular Science and Popular Mechanics. Today it is still among only a handful of radio stations capable of providing more than one million watts of power, allowing the U.S. Navy to communicate with ships, submarines and aircraft anywhere around the world. Cosponsored by NAVFAC and DAHP.