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This page will list major routes and serve as an index into more information on them.

Coaxial Telephone

	*  Transcontinental L-3I System

Open-Wire and Telephone Cable

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During the early 1960s, AT&amp;T built a high-capacity transcontinental cable hardened against nuclear attack. The L-3I transcontinental cable served both to add reliable capacity to AT&amp;T&#039;s commercial network, and to provide a hardened backbone for the rapidly growing AUTOVON military telephone system.</description>
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