US Navy Radioman Training Course Manuals - Bureau of Navigation

1-3 - Navy Communication System - Principles and Method of Instruction In and Learning Code
4-7 - Code Drill Exercises, Two and Three Character Groups Practice Work
8 - Procedure
9 - Procedure-Calling and Miscellaneous
10 - Miscellaneous Procedure
11 - Procedure - Answering and Miscellaneous
12 - Procedure - Transmitting and Miscellaneous
13-15 - Duties of a Petty Officer - History of Radio, Penmanship and Typewriting, Wire Splicing, Switches, Circuit Breakers, Conductors and Non-conductors, Care and Management of Equipment and Power Machinery, Danger Zone Procedure
16-18 - Circuits of Navy Type Receivers - Circuits of Navy Type Transmitters, Vacuum Tube Detectors and Amplifiers
19-21 - Circuits of Arc Transmitters, Storage Batteries, Radiocompass
22-24 -Vacuum Tubes, Antennae, Loops, Magnetism, Theory of Sound
" General Information for Radiomen of the Naval Reserve to Accompany Navy Training Course" - Radioman Third Class, 71 pages

1-3 - Routing of Traffic, Ohm's Law, Communication Regulations, International Procedure
4-6 - Current Electricity, Commercial Traffic Regulations, Instructions for Government Radiograms, Electromagnetism
7-9 - Codes, Pamphlets, Fire Protection, First Aid, Generators, Naval Organization
10-12 - Motors and Motor Generators, Machine Shop Practice, Tools, Lubrication, Rheostats and Starting Boxes
13-14 - General Rules Concerning Operation, Power Circuits
15-16 - Mission of the Navy Communication Service, Oscillatory Circuits
17-18 - Commercial Radio and Telegraph Practice, Sound Apparatus
19-22 - Duties of Petty Officer -A.C. and D.C. Measuring Instruments - Organization of Communication Service Afloat - Transformers and Condensers
23-24 - Arithmetic for Radiomen - Gasoline and Crude Oil Engines.

1-4 - Duties of a Petty Officer, Compass Variation, Deviation, Azimuth, Calibration, Elementary Mechanics and Measurements - Plans, Blueprints, Sketches, Working Drawings, etc.
5-7 - Inductance, Capacity, Alternating Current, Ohm's Law as Applied to A.C.
8-10 - Radio Circuits, Materiel Organization Aboard Ship - Naval Tube Transmitters.
11-13 -Low and Intermediate Frequency Receivers, Portable Field Equipment, Radio compass

1 - The chief radioman
2 - General electrical knowledge - Wire calculations
3 - Alternating currents
4 - High-frequency measurements - Calibration of condensers
5 - Master heterodyne frequency meter
6 - Model XA 500-watt high-frequency tube transmitter
7 - High-frequency receiver - Model RG receiver
8 - Naval correspondence - Accountability for Government property - The G.S.K. system - Titles of stores and supplies - Custody receipts, surveys, etc.
9 - Precautions required in the design and operation of vacuum tube transmitters - Aircraft transmitter and receiver equipment
10 - Miscellaneous instruments - Piezo electric crystals - Radio frequence transmitter
11 - Calibration of sensitivity of receiver - Calibration of wave meter by comparison with standard wave meter
12 - Navigation