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The beginnings of the radioman rate in the Navy dates back to the early 20th century...approximately 1914-1918 with the advent of the Marconi wireless transmitter/receiver. The actual rate of radioman was established in 1921 and was merged with IT (Information Systems Technician) in 1999.
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