[Milsurplus] History

[Lloyd Godsey]

Here we have an old  7" x 10" 3 ring binder, gray-green color
Contains  in order of their appearance:

>TM1-143 Technical Manual of Aircraft Instruments
   dated Nov 7, 1940 Inside it is a small booklet "Uniform Insignia" dated 
1943,
    and a Chemical Warfare Pocket Reference Card, dated July 1, 1943
    and 2 typewritten copies of letters pertaining to allotments.
>Several pages of typed and hand written notes
>Booklet "Communication Instructions for Reporting Enemy Sightings" dated 
>June 1943
>Several more pages of typed and hand written notes
>Technical Bulletin TB SG 5 "Defense against Radio Jamming" dated 20 Jan 
>1944
>Technical Bulletin TB SG 9 Radar Anti-jamming for the Radio Operator dated 
>17 Feb 1944
>More hand written notes
>FM 24-6 Basic Field Manual "Radio Operators Manual Army Ground Forces dated 
>12 April 1943
>FM 24-13 Basic Field Manual "Air Extract of Combined Operating Signals"
       Small heavy cardstock covered book of the most complete list of "Q" 
signals I have ever seen.
>FM 24-23 Basic Field Manual "Combined Visual Signaling Procedure" dated 12 
>May 1943
     Semaphore -- United States Restricted British Official Use Only
>CCBP8 "Combined Panel System" signaling dated Aug 1943
>TM 1-460 Technical Manual "Army Air Forces Radiotelephone Procedures dated 
>20 Mar 1943
>More typed notes.
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$40.00 for this piece of history plus postage

Oh yes, the soldiers name was Ralph A. Zwicker, 1st Lt Air Corps
Thanx
Lloyd Godsey  KK7IZ
kk7iz at cox.net
480-620-7145