International Maritime Radio Committee

International Maritime Radio Committee, Comité International de Radio Maritime

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Founded: 1928
Sources: HB 1931, HB 1936, HB 1938

Officers

H. Behner Vice President 1938
H. Benner Vice President 1931-1936
A. Dalix Honorary Vice-President (Vice President) 1938
A. Hubert President 1931
Ch. J. Pannil Vice President 1931 : Executive Vice-President (HB 1938)
Marchese L. Solari Vice President 1936-1938 / Honorary Vice-President (Vice President) 1938
H. R. C. van de Velde Vice President 1938

Seats

16, rue Thérésienne: Brussels: Belgium

Members in these countries

Maritime radio organisations in most countries in the world, chiefly: (HB 1938)
Australia (since 1931) , Belgium (since 1931) , Brazil (since 1931) , Canada (since 1931) , France (since 1931) , Germany (since 1931) , Italy (since 1931) , Netherlands (since 1931) , Norway (since 1931) , Portugal (since 1931) , Spain (since 1931) , United Kingdom (since 1931) , United States of America (since 1931) ,

Object

To study questions of general interest and suitable means for the improvement of maritime radio services in the interest of shipowners, passengers and the public. (HB 1931) Etude des questions d'intérêt général et des moyens appropriés pour l'amélioration des services radio-maritimes dans l'intérêt des armateurs, des passagers et du public. (HB 1936)

Finances

Member's subscriptions. HB 1931 Cotisations des membres. HB 1936

General facts

The International Maritime Radio Committee has done aa great deal to bring maritime radio companies into closer touch with each other, through the exchange of documents of general interest on administrative, business and technical questions and also by organising numerous meetings of members for the examination of possible improvements of a general character in maritime wireless services. (HB 1931) Le Comité international radio-maritime a contribué, dans une large mesure, à resserrer les liens existant entre les compagnies d'exploitation radio-maritimes, par l'échange de documents d'intérêt général aux points de vue de l'administration, de l'exploitation et de la technique, et également par de nombreuses réunions de ses membres tendant à la recherche des améliorations à apporter, d'une façon générale, au service radioélectrique en mer. (HB 1936) The International Maritime Radio Committee has done a great deal to bring maritime radio companies into closer touch with each other, through the exchange of documents of general interest on administrative, business and technical questions, and also by organising numerous meetings of members for the examination of possible improvements of a general character in maritime wireless services. Its Scientific Centre, established in 1933 and housed in the Free University of Brussels, regularly carries out measurements of frequency, stability, etc. on maritime wireless installations. (HB 1938)

Publications

A monthly bulletin.