[GreenKeys] Dayton Epilog

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Not necessarily a system of machines.  It's really means a list of what you 
get if you order one.  Originally in the case of AN/GGC-3, it meant one 
TT-76 + stand, cables, some spare parts and supplies and two TM's all in a 
crate.  The A, B and C models of the GGC-3 are the same except that in each case 
the Transmitter-Reperforator is an A, B or C model.  But regardless, if you 
order any one of the four, you only get one machine.

I'll add, although I know next to nothing about Kleinschmidts, that 
AN/GGC-53 is substantially the same set except that the machine is a TT-699 through 
TT-699C.

The benefit of knowing the Set nomenclature is that that's how you find the 
manual because they didn't do a manual on the TT-76.

Now when you get up to something like AN/GRC-26D, you do have a system of 
machines, of which AN/GGC-3 or AN/GGC-53 is only onesmall part.

Robert Downs - Houston
wa5cab dot com (Web Store)
MVPA 9480

In a message dated 05/26/2016 18:15:56 PM Central Daylight Time, 
weeksh at att.net writes: 
> Worked on many of the Kleinschmidt machines many years ago in the 
> military. I have a couple of the TT-76 reperforators. The AN/GGC-3 
> designation refers to a system of machines rather that a stand alone 
> machine. Really stretching my memory but I think the GGC-3 refers to a 
> 76 and a TT-98 page printer. I also have one of those salted away in the 
> barn. They were good machines and the US Army had a lot of them.
> 
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